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Allusions to past occurrences are thought trivial, nor is it always safe to touch upon more general subjects. The great Mongolian stock is divided into the southern branch, speaking monosyllabic, isolating languages, and the northern branch, whose dialects are polysyllabic and agglutinating. Even though the leaders should have preserved their own heads, as indeed they commonly do, free from this […]

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Who is there that despises Sir W***** S**** more? We have only to think of the nursery rhymes, alluded to by Miss Shinn, in which the excitement of fun is secured by an explosive shock at the end, games closely analogous to the rides which terminated in a good bump. The library is really exploited only where it is used […]

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The most fastidious could but be pleased with the beauty of the surrounding scenery—with the accommodation provided by enterprising individuals—with the civility and courteous demeanour of its inhabitants, who from the highest to the lowest grade, take every possible pains to deserve lasting esteem and friendship. CHAPTER X. His jests scald like tears: and he probes a question with a […]

With the truly generous, to be beloved, to be esteemed by those whom they themselves think worthy of esteem, gives more pleasure, and thereby excites more gratitude, than all the advantages which they can ever expect from those sentiments. Do not suppose, however, that the workmen in polished stone forgot the art of chipping stone. If such is still my […]

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It always arises out of the occasion, and has the stamp of originality. A considerable capacity for the pure mirth which the child loves—and comedy may be said to provide for the man who keeps something of the child in him—supplemented by a turn for the humorous contemplation of things is, I venture to think, not merely compatible with the […]