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...the negotiation of it ; though the last named professor of that insane philosophy had the haseness to conceal his meaning under the very words of Saint...gaiety which seems to have prevailed in the learned hanquets of the Greeks, and which ought surely to prevail in every symposiac assembly. END OF SIR WM....

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