The American Monthly Magazine, Volumen2Nathaniel Parker Willis Pierce and Williams., 1830 |
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... believe no man could now speak in the Commons House of Parliament as was done generally by She- ridan and , much even , by Pitt and Fox - with that flourish , rhetoric , and really puerile appeals and addresses to the 58 English Premier .
... believe no man could now speak in the Commons House of Parliament as was done generally by She- ridan and , much even , by Pitt and Fox - with that flourish , rhetoric , and really puerile appeals and addresses to the 58 English Premier .
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... speak ill of each other . They belong to nations , both great enough to do each other justice , and that have no cause to fear they shall lose anything by the act . We cannot expect that the cockneys of one side the channel , and the ...
... speak ill of each other . They belong to nations , both great enough to do each other justice , and that have no cause to fear they shall lose anything by the act . We cannot expect that the cockneys of one side the channel , and the ...
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... speak our mind here . We will praise our enemy if we like , or abuse our friend . There shall be no quip in our brain that shall not have its flourish in this tail of ours . Let him who likes it not , be content with the gravity that ...
... speak our mind here . We will praise our enemy if we like , or abuse our friend . There shall be no quip in our brain that shall not have its flourish in this tail of ours . Let him who likes it not , be content with the gravity that ...
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... speak rashly . The poet's name has been so long the bugbear of morality , that his genius , like the beauty of Milton's Satan , is admired with an habitual and pious reservation . It would be as difficult to persuade many people that ...
... speak rashly . The poet's name has been so long the bugbear of morality , that his genius , like the beauty of Milton's Satan , is admired with an habitual and pious reservation . It would be as difficult to persuade many people that ...
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... speak freely , both of Byron and his friend . We are receiving every month and quarter , our contempo- rary periodicals , and it would satisfy a very decided kindliness in our heart to speak monthly and quarterly of their The Editor's ...
... speak freely , both of Byron and his friend . We are receiving every month and quarter , our contempo- rary periodicals , and it would satisfy a very decided kindliness in our heart to speak monthly and quarterly of their The Editor's ...
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