Facts and CommentsD. Appleton, 1902 - 304 páginas |
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achieved arises arpeggios bass become belief cause cerebral circulation changes Cloth cloud composer conception consciousness conspicuous corvée course culture daily defects edition effect element emotions essay evil evolution exercise existence expression fact feelings force FRIEDRICH FROEBEL Froebel furnished give going grammar gymnastics Hence human song Ice Age ideas illustration Imperialism implied increase intellectual JOSEPH LE CONTE kind Les Huguenots less Loch Aline manifest matter Matthew Arnold means measure melody men at large ment mental Meyerbeer militancy military mind mischief natural natural selection needs Neville Chamberlain notes observed opinion ordinary organization origin pass passages perpetual phrases pleasure present principles produced Prof prompted proof question re-barbarization reason recognized relation rhythm sentence sentiment shown social society song sounds speech style suggested suppose surface things thought tion tones trait treme truth use-inheritance utter vaccination vocal words
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