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... mind readily embraces every occafion to com- mend , rather than depreciate . Let those who cenfure , examine their own hearts ; let them , before they condemn , prove themfelves im- maculate . The frailty of our fex depends on a ...
... mind readily embraces every occafion to com- mend , rather than depreciate . Let those who cenfure , examine their own hearts ; let them , before they condemn , prove themfelves im- maculate . The frailty of our fex depends on a ...
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... mind all recollection of Mr. Fox's conduct as a political character , and confider him folely as a man . View- ing him as fuch , we believe the public have always been im- preffed with the idea that the most prominent quality of his mind ...
... mind all recollection of Mr. Fox's conduct as a political character , and confider him folely as a man . View- ing him as fuch , we believe the public have always been im- preffed with the idea that the most prominent quality of his mind ...
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... mind revolts ! Yet he feels himself in a painful dilemma ; to doubt the statesman's account of the war may fubject him to the im- putation of difloyalty ; while implicitly to adopt and to inculcate it may be to promote a thirst for ...
... mind revolts ! Yet he feels himself in a painful dilemma ; to doubt the statesman's account of the war may fubject him to the im- putation of difloyalty ; while implicitly to adopt and to inculcate it may be to promote a thirst for ...
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