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Page 310
... honour of his acquaintance , I had no right to expect any other attention to feelings or dignity of character , that what would naturally spring from his own mind , when making such an interesting communication . " He informs you , he ...
... honour of his acquaintance , I had no right to expect any other attention to feelings or dignity of character , that what would naturally spring from his own mind , when making such an interesting communication . " He informs you , he ...
Page 411
... honour , and possessing , as he does , in these tumultuous times , au cquanimity and dignity of mind that render him infinitely superior to that wretched party spirit with which the world may fancy us to be infected ' — He ( Mr. Fox ) ...
... honour , and possessing , as he does , in these tumultuous times , au cquanimity and dignity of mind that render him infinitely superior to that wretched party spirit with which the world may fancy us to be infected ' — He ( Mr. Fox ) ...
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... honoured : for when I shall have sacrificed my reputation for that support which I am told shall arise to me from that right honourable gentleman's protection , when I shall have bartered my honour for his great connections , what shall ...
... honoured : for when I shall have sacrificed my reputation for that support which I am told shall arise to me from that right honourable gentleman's protection , when I shall have bartered my honour for his great connections , what shall ...
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N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 4 |
Bees a Poem Part II | 23 |
Bevans Memoirs of Isaac Pennington | 32 |
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