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Page 80
This petition , being referred , in the usual mode , to a committee , was declared frivolous and vexatious ; but by a wise policy , too frequently and fatally de parted from in matters of higher moment , no farther notice whatever was ...
This petition , being referred , in the usual mode , to a committee , was declared frivolous and vexatious ; but by a wise policy , too frequently and fatally de parted from in matters of higher moment , no farther notice whatever was ...
Page 271
Men of opulence frequently look down upon the poor a ek and needy with an insolent scorn , which is not only contrary to door christianity , but an outrage against all the feelings of humanity . tente :: Assuming ar air of importance ...
Men of opulence frequently look down upon the poor a ek and needy with an insolent scorn , which is not only contrary to door christianity , but an outrage against all the feelings of humanity . tente :: Assuming ar air of importance ...
Page 439
... and he is frequently happy in the structure of a good line or an harmonious couplet : but he is not seldom de . fective in the polish and finishing of his verses ; and sometimes to such a degree that it seems almost impossible for ...
... and he is frequently happy in the structure of a good line or an harmonious couplet : but he is not seldom de . fective in the polish and finishing of his verses ; and sometimes to such a degree that it seems almost impossible for ...
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