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Page 96
... become better . The distribution of higher education in most countries is uneven , and the man who needs it most , the farmer , is the man who obtains the least , if , indeed , he obtains any at all . The singular doctrine that a man ...
... become better . The distribution of higher education in most countries is uneven , and the man who needs it most , the farmer , is the man who obtains the least , if , indeed , he obtains any at all . The singular doctrine that a man ...
Page 130
... become a sink of iniquity . Merely to be acquisitive and to pile up possessions requires no great intellectual quality . Fortunes have been made by illiter- ates , and any brigand can do as much as some very rich men have done . A ...
... become a sink of iniquity . Merely to be acquisitive and to pile up possessions requires no great intellectual quality . Fortunes have been made by illiter- ates , and any brigand can do as much as some very rich men have done . A ...
Page 165
... become Constantinople , Constantinople had become Istanbul . Pagan and Christian and Moslem , Greek , Roman and Turk , all had passed across this water and through that lamplit city , twinkling among its hills , and there is little left ...
... become Constantinople , Constantinople had become Istanbul . Pagan and Christian and Moslem , Greek , Roman and Turk , all had passed across this water and through that lamplit city , twinkling among its hills , and there is little left ...
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