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And if statesmen , either with their tongue in their cheek or with a fine impulsiveness , tell people that their natural taste for the bathos is a relish for the sublime , there is the more need to tell them the contrary .
And if statesmen , either with their tongue in their cheek or with a fine impulsiveness , tell people that their natural taste for the bathos is a relish for the sublime , there is the more need to tell them the contrary .
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Does it not readily tell us that wealth , power , and consideration are , —and above all when inherited and not earned , - in themselves trying and dangerous things ? as Bishop Wilson excellently says : ' Riches are almost always abused ...
Does it not readily tell us that wealth , power , and consideration are , —and above all when inherited and not earned , - in themselves trying and dangerous things ? as Bishop Wilson excellently says : ' Riches are almost always abused ...
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... and to tell them , that it is not really in behalf of their own ordinary self that they are called to protect the Park railings , and to suppress the London roughs , but in behalf of the best self both of themselves and of all of us ...
... and to tell them , that it is not really in behalf of their own ordinary self that they are called to protect the Park railings , and to suppress the London roughs , but in behalf of the best self both of themselves and of all of us ...
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