The Atlantic Monthly, 第 137 卷Atlantic Monthly Company, 1926 |
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... cause he was modest . He admired his rival greatly . He considered him hand- some and witty . What was worse , Goethe had leisure , and it is a great advantage in the eyes of those eternal hermits of the home to be always at hand to ...
... cause he was modest . He admired his rival greatly . He considered him hand- some and witty . What was worse , Goethe had leisure , and it is a great advantage in the eyes of those eternal hermits of the home to be always at hand to ...
第 16 頁
... cause the seasons and the quarters to coincide more exactly than they do now . Julius Julius Cæsar , had he not been ... caused each year for all time to begin on some certain day of the week . The present plan , by having months of ...
... cause the seasons and the quarters to coincide more exactly than they do now . Julius Julius Cæsar , had he not been ... caused each year for all time to begin on some certain day of the week . The present plan , by having months of ...
第 19 頁
... cause a falling behind of the season with regard to the supposed date . Each year would fall farther behind , the result being that the months re- volved rapidly through the year . The practical effect of this was that a winter holiday ...
... cause a falling behind of the season with regard to the supposed date . Each year would fall farther behind , the result being that the months re- volved rapidly through the year . The practical effect of this was that a winter holiday ...
第 29 頁
... cause . In peace time the moving cause is personal initiative and payment for services performed . The substitute for that in war time is the common danger . The War Industries Board was the foremost advocate of price - fixing and ...
... cause . In peace time the moving cause is personal initiative and payment for services performed . The substitute for that in war time is the common danger . The War Industries Board was the foremost advocate of price - fixing and ...
第 30 頁
... cause only in England have the middle classes been in power for one hundred and fifty years . Napoleon , in his rude way , called us ' a nation of shopkeepers . ' We prefer to call ourselves ' a great commercial nation , ' it sounds ...
... cause only in England have the middle classes been in power for one hundred and fifty years . Napoleon , in his rude way , called us ' a nation of shopkeepers . ' We prefer to call ourselves ' a great commercial nation , ' it sounds ...
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