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... sense of amusement , but in the sense of that deep and abiding pleasure which increases the more it is indulged . This deserves the name of recreation , because it actually refreshes and restores as well as entertains . Then there is a ...
... sense of amusement , but in the sense of that deep and abiding pleasure which increases the more it is indulged . This deserves the name of recreation , because it actually refreshes and restores as well as entertains . Then there is a ...
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... sense of satisfaction and encouragement . He was staying in his country home , and some visitors were an- nounced . He received them with perfect good manners , and after a cordial welcome he said to them , " And now what would you like ...
... sense of satisfaction and encouragement . He was staying in his country home , and some visitors were an- nounced . He received them with perfect good manners , and after a cordial welcome he said to them , " And now what would you like ...
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... sense of the word . You may have Naval Officers , but they must always be on leave or on land , never on active service . You must have no striking villains ; you may have a mild rake , but keep him well in the background , and if you ...
... sense of the word . You may have Naval Officers , but they must always be on leave or on land , never on active service . You must have no striking villains ; you may have a mild rake , but keep him well in the background , and if you ...
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... sense of leisure and repose for which , in these days , we are more and more grateful . The works of W. H. Hudson have this quality . I will conclude with one or two general remarks on the pleasure of reading . Let us not neglect as we ...
... sense of leisure and repose for which , in these days , we are more and more grateful . The works of W. H. Hudson have this quality . I will conclude with one or two general remarks on the pleasure of reading . Let us not neglect as we ...
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... sense of the values of life . The sentence is something to this effect : " he who is not familiarized with the finest passages of the finest writers will one day be mortified to observe that his best thoughts are their indifferent ones ...
... sense of the values of life . The sentence is something to this effect : " he who is not familiarized with the finest passages of the finest writers will one day be mortified to observe that his best thoughts are their indifferent ones ...
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