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... able to catch a general character , and few are able to weigh and appreciate the works from which that character has arisen , there are many who hate and dread a name , without knowing , for what particular circumstances the name should ...
... able to catch a general character , and few are able to weigh and appreciate the works from which that character has arisen , there are many who hate and dread a name , without knowing , for what particular circumstances the name should ...
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... able and willing to patronize literature and the arts . POLITICS . " Art . 25. Considerations on the Declaratory Bill , compelling a Wit- ness to charge himself with a Civil Suit . By the Author of the " Address to the Public , on the ...
... able and willing to patronize literature and the arts . POLITICS . " Art . 25. Considerations on the Declaratory Bill , compelling a Wit- ness to charge himself with a Civil Suit . By the Author of the " Address to the Public , on the ...
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... able to buy seedcorn to sow it withal , nay they have been fain to hire others to plough it ; which if it had been unploughed , would have been good pasture for beasts , or might have been converted to other good uses . ' — ' Sir ...
... able to buy seedcorn to sow it withal , nay they have been fain to hire others to plough it ; which if it had been unploughed , would have been good pasture for beasts , or might have been converted to other good uses . ' — ' Sir ...
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