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...aguish nations to the only possessors of this antidote. Imagine him to arise amidst the tnwny multitude, and. with much feeling and emphasis, to state, that...interrupt the pleadings of the orator, and one, and all, \tould exclaim, • Give them bark ! give them bark ! and let not an European perish, whom it is possible...

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...aguish nations to the only possessors of this antidote. Imagine him to arise amidst the tawny multitude, and with much feeling and emphasis to state that at...their determination for health and life. At once, 1 am persuaded, the cry of that multitude would interrupt the pleadings of the orator, and one and...

...with much feeling and елnhasis to state that at least sixty millions of people depended upon tbeir determination for health and life. At once, I am persuaded, the cry of tha: multitude would interrupt the pleadings of the orator, and one aud al! would exclaim, ' Give them...