"It is clear from the text that there were two [caves] not one, but some one has enclosed in brackets the two lines in which the second cave is mentioned, I presume because he found himself puzzled by having a second cave sprung upon him when up to this point he had only been told of one.
{139} The text is here apparently corrupt, and will not make sense as it stands.
Odyssey
"Why, it was those
texts, too, father said, that made HIM think of the game--he began with ME on the crutches--but he said 'twas the rejoicing
texts that started him on it."
Pollyanna
The reading should include most of Gray's poems and 'The Deserted Village.' Questions for consideration are suggested in the text, but students should be able to state definitely just what are the things that make Gray's 'Elegy' a great poem and should form definite opinions as to the rank of 'The Bard' and 'The Progress of Poesy' among lyrics.
Subjects for discussion are suggested in the text. Especially may be considered his feeling for Nature, his power of description, and the question how far his faults as a poet nullify his merits.
Otherwise read from the essays named in the text or from Professor L.
Special attention may be given to any one, or more, of the statements or suggestions in the text, considering its application in the poems read, with citation of illustrative lines.
In general consider the application of the statements in the text; and in the case of Robert Browning consider emotional, dramatic, descriptive, and narrative power, poetic beauty, and adaptation of the verse-form to the substance.
Students might compare and contrast the poetry of these three men, either on the basis of points suggested in the text or otherwise.
A History of English Literature
Mr Allworthy answered to all this, and much more, which the captain had urged on this subject, "That, however guilty the parents might be, the children were certainly innocent: that as to the
texts he had quoted, the former of them was a particular denunciation against the Jews, for the sin of idolatry, of relinquishing and hating their heavenly King; and the latter was parabolically spoken, and rather intended to denote the certain and necessary consequences of sin, than any express judgment against it.
The History of Tom Jones a Foundling
The
text of The Lord's Prayer is in Luke (11: 2-4): [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (translated by: [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII].
Lexical innovations in the Erzya-Mordvin translations of the Lord's prayer
The
text should be appropriate for the general goals and basic principles of the Ministry of National Education.
Determining the comprehensibility of texts in sixth grade Turkish course books
Text messages are popping up on students' cell phones, with emergency closings and weather alerts.
... Gotta get a message to you: new technology is pushing emergency text messages to cell phones and PDAs. What's next?
The instructor is faced with the challenge of 1) finding a
text that meets the needs of both groups of students; and 2) structuring the class to maximize the advantage of the one group without jeopardizing the chances of success of the other group.
Studying Le Ballon rouge with false beginners
The
text is divided into four parts, consisting of sixteen chapters and a glossary.
Practicing multiculturalism: affirming diversity in counseling and psychology