The Nineteenth Century, Volume 19Henry S. King & Company, 1886 |
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Page 259
... mind from the contemplation of its affliction , no occupation to fix the wanderings of the fancy . Neither are the funds at the disposal of these establishments adequate to secure the highest standard of professional skill ; the ...
... mind from the contemplation of its affliction , no occupation to fix the wanderings of the fancy . Neither are the funds at the disposal of these establishments adequate to secure the highest standard of professional skill ; the ...
Page 260
... mind from the contemplation of its woes , and fixing it upon industrial pursuits ; for whilst the intellect in a healthy condition may not be required to devote undivided . attention upon the object it prosecutes , it is the ...
... mind from the contemplation of its woes , and fixing it upon industrial pursuits ; for whilst the intellect in a healthy condition may not be required to devote undivided . attention upon the object it prosecutes , it is the ...
Page 365
... mind different from his own natural mind , his thoughts wandering upon strange and unusual subjects , although perfectly sensible of surrounding objects . He next asked him how he knew it was the spirit of Toogoo Ahoo ? His answer was ...
... mind different from his own natural mind , his thoughts wandering upon strange and unusual subjects , although perfectly sensible of surrounding objects . He next asked him how he knew it was the spirit of Toogoo Ahoo ? His answer was ...
Contents
A PLEA FOR A FAIR TRIAL By W E Glad | 8 |
POSTSCRIPT TO THE PRECEDING ARTICLE | 19 |
THE LITTLE ONES AND THE LAND By Rev Dr Jessopp | 66 |
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