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... tion had led him to expect . The third was Paijas , or Harlequin , -of a good size , very strongly built , and , with the exception of his toes , which were white , he was of a coal - black colour , his ears were pricked , —and his tail ...
... tion had led him to expect . The third was Paijas , or Harlequin , -of a good size , very strongly built , and , with the exception of his toes , which were white , he was of a coal - black colour , his ears were pricked , —and his tail ...
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... tion without knowing any thing about it , or whether , after knowing every thing , they vote at the nod of a mi- nister , or by the compact of a party ; in both cases , alike regardless of the votes they ought to give , and of the votes ...
... tion without knowing any thing about it , or whether , after knowing every thing , they vote at the nod of a mi- nister , or by the compact of a party ; in both cases , alike regardless of the votes they ought to give , and of the votes ...
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... tion ; and surely there were moments when , if you could have forgotten what you are , you might have fancied you were defending the Protestant Constitution of England as in days of yore ; but one thought of those days was sufficient to ...
... tion ; and surely there were moments when , if you could have forgotten what you are , you might have fancied you were defending the Protestant Constitution of England as in days of yore ; but one thought of those days was sufficient to ...
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... tion I once had with the late Brins- ley Sheridan upon this subject . 66 Sir , " said he , " I'll give you an in- stance of the influence which report- ing our debates has upon the length of them . In the early part of the Regency , a ...
... tion I once had with the late Brins- ley Sheridan upon this subject . 66 Sir , " said he , " I'll give you an in- stance of the influence which report- ing our debates has upon the length of them . In the early part of the Regency , a ...
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... tion of it . A derives L.5000 a - year from the national purse in the shape of a sinecure or a pension , and A knows he has rendered the nation services which that sum does not overpay . He has no personal feel- ings to be wounded , nor ...
... tion of it . A derives L.5000 a - year from the national purse in the shape of a sinecure or a pension , and A knows he has rendered the nation services which that sum does not overpay . He has no personal feel- ings to be wounded , nor ...
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