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16722	Repplier, Agnes	Americans and Others			.txt	text/plain	46318	2206	69	A great deal has been said and written during the past few years on real strength, hardly know where to turn for a little saving dulness. In good truth, we know what a man is like by the things he finds wit, that exhausted vitality, which in no wise represented Mr. Field's mirth-loving spirit, but only the things which were ground us the record of a day and a night in the life of an English Things were simpler in the old days, when college meant for a woman among intelligent men and women to argue that a good woman is a better The three best things about the college life of girls are its attitude example of men, sounds, to their ears, a little like the words in American school-girl who recently asked a man of letters to permit The little eight-year-old English girl who	./cache/16722.txt	./txt/16722.txt