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Page 216
The true Claphamite will know how to separate the pure ore of truth from the dross of nonsense to which the prophets of his time give utterance . He will find sympathy for most , and indulgence for all , of the schemes of benevolence ...
The true Claphamite will know how to separate the pure ore of truth from the dross of nonsense to which the prophets of his time give utterance . He will find sympathy for most , and indulgence for all , of the schemes of benevolence ...
Page 339
That France discreetly exercised this right of judging for herself when she declared war against Algiers in 1830 , there can be little doubt : in the first place , because the government of Algiers was likely enough to give her cause ...
That France discreetly exercised this right of judging for herself when she declared war against Algiers in 1830 , there can be little doubt : in the first place , because the government of Algiers was likely enough to give her cause ...
Page 480
The thrifle col- -a full stop , I mean - and - he drew a deep lected for a poor scholar is little enough to give breath , then added— “ and take no more poor schol - him a bit to eat , without paying anything to a strong man like ...
The thrifle col- -a full stop , I mean - and - he drew a deep lected for a poor scholar is little enough to give breath , then added— “ and take no more poor schol - him a bit to eat , without paying anything to a strong man like ...
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