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... adds he , exultingly , " having turned aside from the broad walks of political into the narrow paths of private life ... add zest to my enjoyments ; but if ever this happens , it must be under my own vine and fig - tree , as I do not ...
... adds he , exultingly , " having turned aside from the broad walks of political into the narrow paths of private life ... add zest to my enjoyments ; but if ever this happens , it must be under my own vine and fig - tree , as I do not ...
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... adds he , " whose hatred of America dates from the commence- ment of the European revolution , and the English gov ... add , in another place , that the Executive Directory are disposed to an accommodation of all differences . If they ...
... adds he , " whose hatred of America dates from the commence- ment of the European revolution , and the English gov ... add , in another place , that the Executive Directory are disposed to an accommodation of all differences . If they ...
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... add , that neither ambition nor interest has been the impelling cause of my actions - that I have never designedly misused any power confided to me nor hesitated to use one , where I thought it could redound to your benefit ? May I ...
... add , that neither ambition nor interest has been the impelling cause of my actions - that I have never designedly misused any power confided to me nor hesitated to use one , where I thought it could redound to your benefit ? May I ...
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