He was then, however, old enough to have learned the humanities and the properties of the sphere, and to this latter knowledge he became so addicted that he, early in life, formed fixed ideas.

From survivors came thrilling stories of the horrors and humanities of the battle.

In a lawyer's letter of formal conciseness, devoid of humanities, maintaining to the end an atmosphere of unemotional fact and figure that descended not even to conventional felicitations upon the result, I therefore acquainted Little Miss with the situation.

as at the sight of new cerebral shores and wealth of more than golden humanities, that the true America is discovered and announced.

He learned grammar and the humanities under Lopez de Hoyos at Madrid, but did not, it seems, proceed to the university.

One can discern, in his ample pictures of the gentleman and the king, what forms and humanities pleased him; his delight in troops of friends, in large hospitality, in cheerful giving.

What a combination of fine humanities!

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Third-year course in the humanities (Humanities 3) selected readings, vol.1, September 1944.

Third-year course in the humanities (Humanities 3) selected readings, vol.1, September 1944.

By the staff of Humanities 3.

The Humanities: an appraisal.

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Claire could almost fancy how conspicuously she had contrived to carry this overworked badge of the humanities, and the languid drawl of her voice as she explained to her friends en route: "So sorry I can't stop and chat.

When all is said, and in spite of Romanticism's weak and unmanly quitting of the field of duty, in spite of certain tendencies to ignore and supersede the adamant foundations of morality upon which the "humanities" as well as society rest, one cannot quite help hoping that somehow good may be the final hint of it all.