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...his ears (and he should have many ears abroad in the world) for the suggestions of circumstances ; by catching the first moment of public complaint against...real evil, encouraging it, and turning it to account ; — .... Such means and projects will suggest themselves in abundance to one who meditates the good...

...his ears (and he should have many ears abroad in the world) for the suggestions of circumstances ; by catching the first moment of public complaint against...real evil, encouraging it, and turning it to account; — . . . Such means and projects will suggest themselves in abundance to one who meditates the good...

...undertook them ; and such he would be if he undertook them in any other way than through a rcconstitution and reform of his establishment. " And what then is...enlargement, such as shall merge specific objections that would be insurmountable in general ones that ran be met : in short, by a thousand means and projects...

...way than through a reconstitution and reform of his establishment. "And what then is the field lor these inventive and self-suggested operations ; and...enlargement, such as shall merge specific objections that would be insurmountable in general ones that can be met : in short, by a thousand means and projects...

...functions, he would think himself a Utopian dreamer if he undertook them in any large measure otherwise than through a re-constitution and reform of his establishment....with those that do, by knowing (as a statesman who is com petent to operations on a large scale may know) how to carry a measure by enlargement such as shall...