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Another sort of people , equally objectionable with this helpless class , who are disconcerted by a shower of rain or stopped by an insect's wing , are those who , in the opposite spirit , will have everything their own way , and carry ...
Another sort of people , equally objectionable with this helpless class , who are disconcerted by a shower of rain or stopped by an insect's wing , are those who , in the opposite spirit , will have everything their own way , and carry ...
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He pishes and pshaws at all this , exercises a sort of interjectional criticism on what excites his spleen , his envy , or his wonder , and hurls his meagre anathemas ex cathedrā at all those writers who are indifferent alike to his ...
He pishes and pshaws at all this , exercises a sort of interjectional criticism on what excites his spleen , his envy , or his wonder , and hurls his meagre anathemas ex cathedrā at all those writers who are indifferent alike to his ...
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But the mind of the Divine and Moralist by profession is a sort of sanctuary for such thoughts . He is bound by his office to be always detecting and pointing out abuses , to describe and conceive of them in the strongest colours ...
But the mind of the Divine and Moralist by profession is a sort of sanctuary for such thoughts . He is bound by his office to be always detecting and pointing out abuses , to describe and conceive of them in the strongest colours ...
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