At first it asks only for stories, then it asks for history
for its own sake, and for poetry
for its own sake; history, I mean, for the knowledge it gives us of the past; poetry for joy in the beautiful words, and not merely for the stories they tell.
English Literature For Boys And Girls
Not choosing sacrifice
for its own sake, but for OUR own sake.
Bill Clintons Inaugural Address
It is not so much because I wish to read the book
for its own sake, as because winter is coming on, when the evenings will be long and dreary, and one will want to read at least SOMETHING.
Poor Folk
Wanting to do good, why not do it for its own sake, and put my tastes and likings by?'
Well then; I have been thinking if I take any orphan to provide for, let it not be a pet and a plaything for me, but a creature to be helped for its own sake.'
Our Mutual Friend
I have done a vast deal of this, but I have usually been aware that the book was subtly withholding from me the best a book can give, since I was not reading it
for its own sake and because I loved it, but for selfish ends of my own, and because I wished to possess myself of it for business purposes, as it were.
My Literary Passions
There was novelty in the scheme, and as, with such a mother and such uncompanionable sisters, home could not be faultless, a little change was not unwelcome
for its own sake. The journey would moreover give her a peep at Jane; and, in short, as the time drew near, she would have been very sorry for any delay.
Pride and Prejudice
Zardari asks govt to rein in NAB '
for its own sake'
Former Malir DC sent to jail on judicial remand
But we just passed
for its own sake - and that's not football."
We forgot attack, Guardiola
I am reminded of George Orwell's great novel 1984 and the quote: "The party seeks power entirely
for its own sake We are not interested in the good of others.
EU is interested in power, not change
There appears to be growing evidence that existential nationalists who want independence
for its own sake are gathering support by the day.
Isolated Britain? You Say Email:letters@liverpoolecho.co.uk
"Anybody who wants fame
for its own sake must be a sandwich short of a picnic" - Actor John Hannah (pictured).
Memory Lane
What happened was that the children were no longer drawing for the pleasure of drawing, they were drawing for a reward and this turned what was a playful activity, undertaken
for its own sake, into something that became, well, work.
People do volunteer but here's a lesson for Government; Columnist
There is a dynamic tension in music education between those who advocate "music
for its own sake" and those who only see the role of music as to support learning goals in other subjects.
The duality of music education
Doug, 17 The study said homework
for its own sake is pointless.
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