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... opinion of himself ; his continual com- parisons to the advantage of his own country , which he thrusts in the face of strangers , who take them as a matter of course , Frenchmen being privileged in this respect , -all these are pe ...
... opinion of himself ; his continual com- parisons to the advantage of his own country , which he thrusts in the face of strangers , who take them as a matter of course , Frenchmen being privileged in this respect , -all these are pe ...
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... opinion of our author's sustained style , than the following passage distinguish- ing between Northern and Southern Italy : It is in the Southern division that we find the true classical ground of Italy , the land of antiquities , and ...
... opinion of our author's sustained style , than the following passage distinguish- ing between Northern and Southern Italy : It is in the Southern division that we find the true classical ground of Italy , the land of antiquities , and ...
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... opinion , that of all assemblies that ever were in this world , the best and the most useful was our Long Parliament . I speak not this as wishing to provoke debate , which neither yet do I decline . " Mr. Cowley was , as I could see ...
... opinion , that of all assemblies that ever were in this world , the best and the most useful was our Long Parliament . I speak not this as wishing to provoke debate , which neither yet do I decline . " Mr. Cowley was , as I could see ...
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... opinion , so most was it perilous for a government which had from that opinion alone its birth , its nurture , and its defence . " Yet , doth not this properly belong to our dispute ; nor can these faults be justly charged upon that ...
... opinion , so most was it perilous for a government which had from that opinion alone its birth , its nurture , and its defence . " Yet , doth not this properly belong to our dispute ; nor can these faults be justly charged upon that ...
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... opinion , far too roughly handled . Wherefore you speak contemptibly of his parts I know not ; but I suspect that you are not free from the error common to studious and specula- tive men . Because Oliver was an ungraceful orator , and ...
... opinion , far too roughly handled . Wherefore you speak contemptibly of his parts I know not ; but I suspect that you are not free from the error common to studious and specula- tive men . Because Oliver was an ungraceful orator , and ...
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