The Popular Science Monthly, Том 27D. Appleton, 1885 |
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... minds instead of being centered in one that will systematize the results . Said Ferrier , a year ago , in the Marshall Hall ... mind , and opened an abscess a little distance below the surface , letting out two teaspoonfuls of pus , and ...
... minds instead of being centered in one that will systematize the results . Said Ferrier , a year ago , in the Marshall Hall ... mind , and opened an abscess a little distance below the surface , letting out two teaspoonfuls of pus , and ...
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... mind that the interests of the whole community are also to be con- sidered , and no one could , in the interest of humanity , or even in the interest of that small portion of the human race most directly con- cerned , advocate measures ...
... mind that the interests of the whole community are also to be con- sidered , and no one could , in the interest of humanity , or even in the interest of that small portion of the human race most directly con- cerned , advocate measures ...
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... mind obstruct the un- derstanding of the point in question . Let the pupil be asked to state the matter , and let the teacher note the imperfections . Now he can stimulate another student by questioning him as to one of these imper ...
... mind obstruct the un- derstanding of the point in question . Let the pupil be asked to state the matter , and let the teacher note the imperfections . Now he can stimulate another student by questioning him as to one of these imper ...
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dull mind an outline of an idea which can then be modeled and shaded to the condition of a natural truth . The teacher will find , by experience , that an idea thus given is very seldom forgotten . The pupil has thus once turned the ...
dull mind an outline of an idea which can then be modeled and shaded to the condition of a natural truth . The teacher will find , by experience , that an idea thus given is very seldom forgotten . The pupil has thus once turned the ...
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... mind , had so compre- hensive knowledge , and was a man of so much constructive genius , that admiration of him paralyzed research in science for nearly two thousand years . Whewell , the historian of the inductive sciences , shows how ...
... mind , had so compre- hensive knowledge , and was a man of so much constructive genius , that admiration of him paralyzed research in science for nearly two thousand years . Whewell , the historian of the inductive sciences , shows how ...
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