Works, Volumen12,Tema 2G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1897 |
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... , even on the subject of religion , which , as it affects our dearest interests , our earliest opinions and prejudices , some warmth and heartburnings might be excused , which , even in our enlightened country , The Logocracy.
... , even on the subject of religion , which , as it affects our dearest interests , our earliest opinions and prejudices , some warmth and heartburnings might be excused , which , even in our enlightened country , The Logocracy.
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... interest , of folly or madness , and deadly war- fare ensues ; every eye flashes fire , every tongue is loaded with reproach , and every heart is filled with gall and bitterness . At this period several unjustifiable and seri- ous ...
... interest , of folly or madness , and deadly war- fare ensues ; every eye flashes fire , every tongue is loaded with reproach , and every heart is filled with gall and bitterness . At this period several unjustifiable and seri- ous ...
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... simple , and beauti- ful ; no warring passion , no discordant string , there vibrates to the touch of ambition , self- interest , hatred , or revenge ; I am at peace with the whole world , and hail all mankind as 18 Salmagundi.
... simple , and beauti- ful ; no warring passion , no discordant string , there vibrates to the touch of ambition , self- interest , hatred , or revenge ; I am at peace with the whole world , and hail all mankind as 18 Salmagundi.
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... up solely for the broad interests of his country - so he stood alone ; and what is the same thing , he stood still ; for , in this country , he who does not side with either party is like a body in a vacuum between 56 Salmagundi.
... up solely for the broad interests of his country - so he stood alone ; and what is the same thing , he stood still ; for , in this country , he who does not side with either party is like a body in a vacuum between 56 Salmagundi.
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... interest . Having , by this famil- iarity , ingratiated himself with the mob , he became wonderfully potent and industrious at elections - knew all the dens and cellars of profligacy and intemperance - brought more negroes to the polls ...
... interest . Having , by this famil- iarity , ingratiated himself with the mob , he became wonderfully potent and industrious at elections - knew all the dens and cellars of profligacy and intemperance - brought more negroes to the polls ...
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