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... never more conspicuous than on this occasion . To all the deputies he paid attentions the most delicate and flattering ; he particularly dis- tinguished our good and venerable Earl , who , whenever an opportu nity permitted , never ...
... never more conspicuous than on this occasion . To all the deputies he paid attentions the most delicate and flattering ; he particularly dis- tinguished our good and venerable Earl , who , whenever an opportu nity permitted , never ...
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... never omitted his attendance in the Upper House ; but appeals constituted , at this time , the principal business of their Lord- ships ; they felt none of the warmth of the Commons , and Lord Fitzgibbon ( Earl Clare ) began already to ...
... never omitted his attendance in the Upper House ; but appeals constituted , at this time , the principal business of their Lord- ships ; they felt none of the warmth of the Commons , and Lord Fitzgibbon ( Earl Clare ) began already to ...
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... never considered as entirely safe , till the one was baptized , and the other had performed her devotions at some ... never came unseen , ) they might adjure them , in the holiest name , to depart ; which they never failed to do , when ...
... never considered as entirely safe , till the one was baptized , and the other had performed her devotions at some ... never came unseen , ) they might adjure them , in the holiest name , to depart ; which they never failed to do , when ...
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