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Page 324
... prove me that voice can never counsel ingratitude or im piety . Arm . The Powers are kinder to thee than thy deserts can claim : beware of disobedience to her ; beware , and prosper . ( The cloud de scends to soft music . ) [ Exit ...
... prove me that voice can never counsel ingratitude or im piety . Arm . The Powers are kinder to thee than thy deserts can claim : beware of disobedience to her ; beware , and prosper . ( The cloud de scends to soft music . ) [ Exit ...
Page 332
... prove that the national resources have not even yet been entirely called forth , nor stretched to the utmost ; and that , should any future exigency unhappily render it necessary to draw them more fully into action , they may , like the ...
... prove that the national resources have not even yet been entirely called forth , nor stretched to the utmost ; and that , should any future exigency unhappily render it necessary to draw them more fully into action , they may , like the ...
Page 418
... proved by so many remarkable cases to be capable of producing great effects , ought not to be adopted ; and the more ... prove clearly , that wherever there is such a hope , it operates beyond all the powers of calculation . How these ...
... proved by so many remarkable cases to be capable of producing great effects , ought not to be adopted ; and the more ... prove clearly , that wherever there is such a hope , it operates beyond all the powers of calculation . How these ...
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