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Why , ' it was said , ' should you give away that which you have to a person whom you do not know ; whom you may never see ; whom you may not like when you do see ; who may be undutiful , unpleasant , or idiotic ?
Why , ' it was said , ' should you give away that which you have to a person whom you do not know ; whom you may never see ; whom you may not like when you do see ; who may be undutiful , unpleasant , or idiotic ?
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He gives the present race of Frenchmen more that is good than any one else would give them , and he gives it them in their own name . They have as much as they like of all that is good for them . But if not the present happiness of the ...
He gives the present race of Frenchmen more that is good than any one else would give them , and he gives it them in their own name . They have as much as they like of all that is good for them . But if not the present happiness of the ...
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... but which gives its possessor a sort of claim to be President of the Board at the next vacancy . ... as he believed , likely to give him whatever he desired as soon as the exigencies of party enabled them to do so .
... but which gives its possessor a sort of claim to be President of the Board at the next vacancy . ... as he believed , likely to give him whatever he desired as soon as the exigencies of party enabled them to do so .
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| Título | Literary Studies, Volumen1 Literary Studies, Walter Bagehot Volumen1 de Literary studies, ed. by R.H. Hutton, Richard Holt Hutton |
| Autor | Walter Bagehot |
| Editor | Richard Holt Hutton |
| Edición | 2 |
| Editor | Longmans, Green, 1879 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 1 Ago. 2006 |
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