The good and the clever

Cambridge [Eng.]: The University press (1945)
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THE GOOD 8 THE CLEVER say, those charming verses of Miss Wordsworth's, the first Principal of Lady Margaret Hall. A text, however familiar, is read at the beginning of the discourse, so I shall begin by reading the verses: I WISH to take,  ...

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