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Page 88
... sufficiently to entitle the noble lord to take part in the masquerade : and , indeed , the address , of which I have been speaking , is itself , independent of any other qualification , a sufficient passport to this place . ' From poets ...
... sufficiently to entitle the noble lord to take part in the masquerade : and , indeed , the address , of which I have been speaking , is itself , independent of any other qualification , a sufficient passport to this place . ' From poets ...
Page 166
... sufficient to quote his preceptor's ipse dixit . For example , after having informed us that Dr. Spurzheim thinks that the faculty or organ of haughtiness " is possessed by the turkey , the peacock , the horse , and some other animals ...
... sufficient to quote his preceptor's ipse dixit . For example , after having informed us that Dr. Spurzheim thinks that the faculty or organ of haughtiness " is possessed by the turkey , the peacock , the horse , and some other animals ...
Page 543
... sufficiently ready to animadvert on public measures , whenever the character of the government was such as to allow ... sufficient dexterity to escape it . It laughs at the efforts of rulers , and warns them to desist from ་ a course 1 ...
... sufficiently ready to animadvert on public measures , whenever the character of the government was such as to allow ... sufficient dexterity to escape it . It laughs at the efforts of rulers , and warns them to desist from ་ a course 1 ...
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