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Almost all his humour has reference to the incongruity of special means to special ends . The notion of Plymley is want of conformity between the notions of my brother Abraham , ' and the means of which he makes use ; of the quiet ...
Almost all his humour has reference to the incongruity of special means to special ends . The notion of Plymley is want of conformity between the notions of my brother Abraham , ' and the means of which he makes use ; of the quiet ...
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There will still - get as near the limits of confidence or observation as you can - be a space which must be filled up from other means . Men can only divine the truth - reserve , indeed , is a part of its charm .
There will still - get as near the limits of confidence or observation as you can - be a space which must be filled up from other means . Men can only divine the truth - reserve , indeed , is a part of its charm .
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But , I regret to add , there is a contingency which sensible people here ( so far as I have had the means of judging ) do ... I do not mean to assure you that this week cr next the Prince - Pre- sident will make a razzia in Brussels .
But , I regret to add , there is a contingency which sensible people here ( so far as I have had the means of judging ) do ... I do not mean to assure you that this week cr next the Prince - Pre- sident will make a razzia in Brussels .
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