Scholarlike

Schol´ar`like`


a.1.Scholarly.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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Often retaining a scholarlike or clerical air, you might have taken us for the denizens of Grub-street, intent on getting a comfortable livelihood by agricultural labor; or Coleridge's projected Pantisocracy in full experiment; or Candide and his motley associates at work in their cabbage-garden; or anything else that was miserably out at elbows, and most clumsily patched in the rear.
to comprehend many rules of the modern law in a scholarlike scientifical