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• And the want of religious education! (10)
• It has to do with my education. (8)
• Her education had been very bad. (9)
• He was an absentee for his education. (10)
• Tell about his education and his works. (3)
• He had a system of education for his son. (10)
• Theories of education occupied them mainly. (10)
• His education has thus wrought him to think. (10)
• That comes of persecution, a hard education. (10)
• His musical education was received at Leipzig. (3)
• This it is to have had a Protestant education. (2)
• The best education for the people is government. (10)
• Does our education prepare us for such atrocities? (4)
• Referring the education to her seemed to imply it. (4)
• He had received the domestic education of a prince. (10)
• Mr. Whitford, my pin-money shall go for his education. (10)
• German cookery is an education for the sentiment of hogs. (10)
• How could it be otherwise, with such an education and adviser? (4)
• His musical education, therefore, included both French and German ideas. (3)
• He, the object of their kindness, education, patronage, inspired their fear. (8)
• His understanding was good, and his education had given it solid improvement. (4)
• Strive, my son, when you represent the people, to provide for their education. (10)
• To the education of her daughters Lady Bertram paid not the smallest attention. (4)
• Had his education and position really made it impossible for him to be brotherly? (8)
• The neglected education of a whole generation is an irreparable loss to society. (18)
• Who was a great factor in musical education in the early part of the 19th century? (3)
• One of these was a very earnest attempt to get that vague thing called an education. (13)
• Education has been theirs in so much higher a degree; the pen has been in their hands. (4)
• What was the best education to offer them, and their brothers and fathers and lovers? (13)
• His general education was continued at the Zwickau Academy, where he studied until 1828. (3)
• He received the main part of his education at the Charterhouse, as we know to our profit. (10)
• I trust to my knowledge of your nature; I trust in your blood, I trust in your education. (10)
• I have completed my political education on salt water, and I tackle you on the Land question. (10)
• Could it be maintained that a person of any education could learn anything from a penny paper? (16)
• Roderick Barclugh was fitted by environment and education to become a diplomat of no mean order. (18)
• To talk about a tax on newspapers being a tax on knowledge was a prostitution of real education. (16)
• Both were very poor; he, a student, earning the means to complete his education in the university. (9)
• He could not have a sweeter bride, one more truly a lady in education and manners; but the birth! (10)
• His musical education was received mainly from Dr. H. A. Clarke, of the University of Pennsylvania. (3)
• But Mr. Barrett was armed at all points by a consummate education and a most serviceable clothesbrush. (10)
• Because they fail to recognize and pay for good instruction, education is provided free or at part cost. (16)
• Mr. Gardiner was a sensible, gentlemanlike man, greatly superior to his sister, as well by nature as education. (4)
• He was a tough opponent for his betters in education, struck forcibly, dexterously, was always alert for debate. (10)
• However, he did not expect a woman of her education to have the tone perfectly concordant with the circumstances. (10)
• His musical education was wholly acquired in Boston, his leading teachers having been Stephen A. Emery and B. J. Lang. (3)
• Good company requires only birth, education, and manners, and with regard to education is not very nice. (4)
• It was an education for him in good manners, and when we were sitting at dinner we wished our companions had enjoyed it. (10)
• The point of view from which all my criticisms have been made is that of the citizen of fair intelligence and education. (16)
• Yet in the maze of his discourse there might be gathered hints of his attitude toward the problem of industrial education. (13)
• It is also true that she was clever, and had learned with great rapidity how to cover up the holes of a wretched education. (13)
• But remember that the pain of parting from friends will be felt by every body at times, whatever be their education or state. (4)
• So far as his business went, which was to patch together crazy corporations, he had no immediate use for a liberal education. (13)
• Education will be of no avail unless at the same time something be given them on which they can bring it to a practical bearing. (14)
• I always say that nothing is to be done in education without steady and regular instruction, and nobody but a governess can give it. (4)
• Of course this campaign of education was intended to stimulate interest in their product, and it had no unselfish motive back of it. (17)
• As for a man of sense and education being a Radical, he scouted the notion with a pooh sufficient to awaken a vessel in the doldrums. (10)
• St. Louis was a very distant Roman Catholic monarch; and the young gentleman of Evangelical education could admire him as a Crusader. (10)
• Beginning with a strictly classical education, Liszt evolved a new technic which completely summed up the difficulties of piano playing. (3)
• His performance was so extraordinary that some of those present agreed to give Liszt a pension for six years to insure his proper education. (3)
• Perhaps no contemporary writer on education in music has influenced, and so strongly, as many teachers and students of music as Mr. Mathews. (3)
• It is a point in the education of parents that they should learn to apprehend humbly the compliment of being outwitted by their own offspring. (10)
• The spread of musical education has been due to the energies and in many cases the sacrifices of musicians and music lovers in the larger cities. (3)
• It is restricted by a line beyond which intelligence and education alike would be at sea, and which only specialists and experts would understand. (16)
• She remembered talks that she had had with the old man, and certain remarks about college education which had dropped from him like sizzling metal. (13)
• By the means of the education here provided, young men may raise themselves from the ranks of common labor to the position and responsibilities of capital! (13)
• Scandinavian musical education is cared for by the conservatories at =Copenhagen=, =Christiania= and =Stockholm=, the last being under Government patronage. (3)
• Eminent instructors were engaged, both foreigners and Americans, and the school quickly established a reputation as the leading institution for musical education. (3)
• The education of readers, always the soundest investment of the publisher, can never be given by servile reviewers feebly echoing his own interested advertisements. (16)
• Given the education, the experience, the needed judicial temperament, and the writing ability, all these are no assurance that opportunity can be found to utilize them. (16)

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