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...but Austria never has wished, and does not wish, for war. She is betraying us! Russia alone must save Europe. Our gracious sovereign recognizes his hi... ...ere particular rea- sons for Buonaparte’s hatred of him. “Ah, yes! Do tell us all about it, Vicomte,” said Anna Pavlovna, with a pleasant feeling that... ... your wife?” “She will go to the country.” “Are you not ashamed to deprive us of your charming wife?” “Andre,” said his wife, addressing her husband i... ...y as far as you can to praise the way that provisions are supplied and the routes indicated,” said Bilibin, accompanying him to the hall. “I should li... ...ets into his eyes and he forgets that he ought to be firing at the enemy. 92 War & Peace patched to Olmutz. Near Hetzelsdorf Prince Andrew struck the... ...y can- not command the army. Y ou have brought your army corps to Pultusk, routed: here it is exposed, and without fuel or forage, so something must b... ...at force!” remarked one. “Knocked the roof and ceiling all to splinters!” “Routed up the earth like a pig,” said another. “That’s grand, it bucks one ...

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...certainly staggered at the time, but the subject was never renewed between us: the other who was surprised and somewhat shocked, did his best to convi... ... my tastes through life. In October we proceeded by the beautiful mountain route of Castres and St. Pons, from Toulouse to Montpellier, in which last ... ...n three members, one of whom, being Mr. Bentham’s amanuensis, obtained for us permis sion to hold our meetings in his house. The number never, I thin... ...mber made its appearance. That number was an agreeable surprise to most of us. The average of the articles was of much better quality than had been ex... ...ly what the error might be. At last it flashed upon me all at once in the 92 Autobiography course of other studies. In the early part of 1830 I had b...

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...ustification is found in the fact that such emphasis is a means of getting us away from an unduly scholastic and formal notion of educa- tion. Schools... ...deas and emotions are aroused in him that animate the others. A tribe, let us say, is war- like. The successes for which it strives, the achievements ... ...ge tends to become the chief instrument of learning about many things, let us see how it works. The baby begins of course with mere sounds, noises, an... ...cures immediate efficiency, but, like a railway ticket, it is good for one route only. A being who, in order to use his eyes, ears, hands, and legs, h... ...n individual has to respond; they consequently put a premium on variation 92 Democracy & Education in his action. They secure a liberation of powers ...

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...the virtuous Lady Mrs. Janet Dalrymple, Lady Baldoon, younger,” and afford us the precise dates of the catastrophe, which could not otherwise have bee... ...rk in which it occurs is so scarce as almost to be unique, and as it gives us the most full account of one of the actors in this tragic tale which we ... ... yet not common, for he knew T o condescend, and keep his distance too. He us’ d, and that most commonly, to go On foot; I wish that he had still done... ... Read, and you will see the news he has brought us.” “I will as fast as I 92 Bride of Lammermoor can,” said Bucklaw; “but I am no great clerk, nor do... ...n it was announced that the principal persons of the chase had taken their route towards Wolf ’s Crag, the huntsmen, as a point of civility, offered t... ...which diminished in the distance. In the mean time the party pursued their route joyfully. Hav- ing once taken his resolution, the Master of Ravenswoo... ...sed that this annunciation hurried the Marquis and his attendants into the route which Caleb prescribed, dragging Ravenswood along with them, although...

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...to put these writings coldly forth again in a bound volume. We are most of us attached to our opinions; that is one of the “natural affections” of whi... ... of the “natural affections” of which we hear so much in youth; but few of us are alto- gether free from paralysing doubts and scruples. For my part, ... ...lt. The fault of each grinds down the hearts of those about him, and – let us not blink the truth – hurries both him and them into the grave. And when... ...for money, and indulge ourselves a trifle more in the article of freedom. 92 Robert Louis Stevenson III. “TO HAVE DONE ANYTHING by which you earned m... ...on the population in the shape of food, or wine, or ringing money; and his route would be traceable across France and Burgundy by house- wives and inn...