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... fame , and they parade them long and loudly , laboring as they do under that peculiar malady so aptly called " Lues Booswelliana , ” Lord Chatham , whom the Editor calls the representative of Eng- lish eloquence , with a sort of ...
... fame , and they parade them long and loudly , laboring as they do under that peculiar malady so aptly called " Lues Booswelliana , ” Lord Chatham , whom the Editor calls the representative of Eng- lish eloquence , with a sort of ...
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... fame , for us to dwell at any length upon them . Though his nobility of heart can give no excuse for his errors , and his genius furnish no palliation for his vices , we would still throw over them the mantle of kindly charity and of ...
... fame , for us to dwell at any length upon them . Though his nobility of heart can give no excuse for his errors , and his genius furnish no palliation for his vices , we would still throw over them the mantle of kindly charity and of ...
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... fame and fortune : -Remque prolemque , Et decus omne . TO CONTRIBUTORS . Articles for the next number must be handed in immediately , in order to insure their insertion . No one need fear to suffer from learned critics in this weather ...
... fame and fortune : -Remque prolemque , Et decus omne . TO CONTRIBUTORS . Articles for the next number must be handed in immediately , in order to insure their insertion . No one need fear to suffer from learned critics in this weather ...
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