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111. lappuse
... practical musi- cian , also , knowing the violin as well as the piano ; and as her younger sister , Mrs. Lizzie Eaton , plays on almost every instrument extant , an evening visit to the sisters is like attending a musicale . In fact ...
... practical musi- cian , also , knowing the violin as well as the piano ; and as her younger sister , Mrs. Lizzie Eaton , plays on almost every instrument extant , an evening visit to the sisters is like attending a musicale . In fact ...
4. lappuse
... practical - minded and give a practical character even to their ideal pursuits . It is impossible to revive literature in our day in the sense in which it existed when a leisurely and privileged class alone were entrusted with its ...
... practical - minded and give a practical character even to their ideal pursuits . It is impossible to revive literature in our day in the sense in which it existed when a leisurely and privileged class alone were entrusted with its ...
8. lappuse
... practical articles on any topic con- nected with literary work are always wanted for THE WRITER . Literary people are invited especially to send in suggestions for the " Help- ful Hints " department , and items of information about any ...
... practical articles on any topic con- nected with literary work are always wanted for THE WRITER . Literary people are invited especially to send in suggestions for the " Help- ful Hints " department , and items of information about any ...
11. lappuse
... practical objections , however , to this plan . In the first place , it is not easy to describe a manuscript so as to give an adequate idea of it , and in many cases the author's de- scription would work him an injustice : the pub ...
... practical objections , however , to this plan . In the first place , it is not easy to describe a manuscript so as to give an adequate idea of it , and in many cases the author's de- scription would work him an injustice : the pub ...
24. lappuse
... practical a way as in any other pursuit . The most useful in- ventions have been made only through years of experiment , and often of sacrifice . A novel , a poem , or a play that will become an American classic cannot be dashed off and ...
... practical a way as in any other pursuit . The most useful in- ventions have been made only through years of experiment , and often of sacrifice . A novel , a poem , or a play that will become an American classic cannot be dashed off and ...
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