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... individual to a particular way of life , prevented their artists from having any living models of grace or elegance to copy for men in such a state become like the plants in a shorn hedge , each fashioned to his station and moulded to ...
... individual to a particular way of life , prevented their artists from having any living models of grace or elegance to copy for men in such a state become like the plants in a shorn hedge , each fashioned to his station and moulded to ...
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... individual ; the gain is not perceptible , but the loss causes destruction . If we abolish all useless places , and make no compensation to the holders , what is the consequence ? The streets are crowded with the despoiled citizens ...
... individual ; the gain is not perceptible , but the loss causes destruction . If we abolish all useless places , and make no compensation to the holders , what is the consequence ? The streets are crowded with the despoiled citizens ...
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... individual who had not compensation made to him for any lofs which he suffered from the change . If his place was abolished , he received a sum for his life equal to its salary , by way of pension . Proceeding in this manner , the ...
... individual who had not compensation made to him for any lofs which he suffered from the change . If his place was abolished , he received a sum for his life equal to its salary , by way of pension . Proceeding in this manner , the ...
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