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... thing in the agitation as yet is that it is not courageous. It doe not speak the truth, and it speaks untruth recklessly. Its aims arc not the aims of pure saints. It says one thing and thinks another in order to buttress the emotion% of the fanatically ...
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... HOW MR GLADSTONE'S WHIG FRIENDS SPEAK OF HIM. In his speech on Monday the Duke of Somerset said : —lf his friend Mr Gladstone had used half the same energy he had displayed in denouncing the Church of Ireland in explaining to the people the real state ...
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... words—' I speak with s diminished fire, I act with a leesened force.' But as a political manifesto, intended to throw light on the subject of the day—Reform—and as an exposition of the principles round which the advanced Liberals are to rally for the ...
... - - -- making an effort to be bright, but speaking in a husky voice. Why, your marriage, of course ? '• I don't know. the burden. Yet that hollow voice kept ever calling Mary t Mary ! and she pressed onwards, onwards, through the darkness. Anon ...
... and on that account the working man is often afraid to speak for htmseV, as it only tends to put him in the month of the lions, who would swallow him alive if they could do it. But as I see you only want the name to yourself, I give mine without any fear ...
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... Mr word Vas not used. I did not speak of the Crown enjoining on this House the consideration of the Franchise Bill, but the word injunction did afterwards escape me, and I wish to withdraw it. (Parnellite cheers.) Mr A. O'CONNOR accepted the disclaimer ...