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this house to attempt fixing the precise points of analogy between the dreams of the night , and the actions of the day , but to present them all for your amusement and instruction in the various shapes and forms in which I actually ...
this house to attempt fixing the precise points of analogy between the dreams of the night , and the actions of the day , but to present them all for your amusement and instruction in the various shapes and forms in which I actually ...
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... House of Commons . At one time , the speakers on a turnpike bill appeared under Grecian titles , and the country gentlemen pardoned the revelation of their eloquence , as long as their names were cloaked under those of Pericles and ...
... House of Commons . At one time , the speakers on a turnpike bill appeared under Grecian titles , and the country gentlemen pardoned the revelation of their eloquence , as long as their names were cloaked under those of Pericles and ...
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... house he had built before his advancement , faid , " How came you to build so small a house ? " • What answer could the Chancellor make , to express his grati- tude , and speak modestly of himself ? A. It is not I , who have made my house ...
... house he had built before his advancement , faid , " How came you to build so small a house ? " • What answer could the Chancellor make , to express his grati- tude , and speak modestly of himself ? A. It is not I , who have made my house ...
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