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... admouitions that ought to bind mote mark to eta- an from which English habits of reserve keep 111. w ton proudly aloof lie was speaking that which be knew, ant his lareath, were at to maw for mad • rifsgg his grave utterance of that warning, could not earn ...

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... Univen.itin Reform Bill en far as that Reform interuled to extend ; though, at thetime. he merit: fur not extending it further. speak a part, thouglia great port of the truth, while our sealing or evading the r.-line is invonablycousidenal a great minas in ...

... multitialit s host., the daring aggresmon, the fanaticism. and the revs of 'Nosh, We wish heartily that it was in our power to speak with equal stotishoetiou of the attitude of Austria and Prussia. Perimps the less we sm . of them the better. It is as little ...

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