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... respect- able men , they seem going post haste that idle career which is the road to all the vices of dissipation , and commonly ends in rendering them completely unhappy , in the ruin of their fortunes , and in the shorten- ing of ...
... respect- able men , they seem going post haste that idle career which is the road to all the vices of dissipation , and commonly ends in rendering them completely unhappy , in the ruin of their fortunes , and in the shorten- ing of ...
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... respect to the army ; and the navy is almost constantly on what may garded as foreign service , which may be considered to be the case whenever it is not in port . We shall , however , view with satisfac- tion every extension of ...
... respect to the army ; and the navy is almost constantly on what may garded as foreign service , which may be considered to be the case whenever it is not in port . We shall , however , view with satisfac- tion every extension of ...
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... respect to the grounds on which we went , by the authority of this writer ; who admits that these letters , though he treats most of them as fabrications , contain the opinions and real sentiments of Louis XVI . Seven only however , out ...
... respect to the grounds on which we went , by the authority of this writer ; who admits that these letters , though he treats most of them as fabrications , contain the opinions and real sentiments of Louis XVI . Seven only however , out ...
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