Henry MacKenzie Quotes
Pedantry, In The Common Acceptation Of The Word, Means An Absurd Ostentation Of Learning, And Stiffness Of Phraseology, Proceeding From A Misguided Knowledge Of Books And A Total Ignorance Of Men.
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