The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Volumen9Macmillan, 1896 |
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... and I and Coleridge will set the business in its true light , in the county newspapers , and frame the resolutions , to be brought forward by some weighty persons ; and Wordsworth will speak at the meeting PREFACE xiii.
... and I and Coleridge will set the business in its true light , in the county newspapers , and frame the resolutions , to be brought forward by some weighty persons ; and Wordsworth will speak at the meeting PREFACE xiii.
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... true Liberty ? Alas , the obstinacy and perversion of man is such that she is too often obliged to borrow the very arms of Despotism to overthrow him , and , in order to reign in peace , must establish herself by violence . She deplores ...
... true Liberty ? Alas , the obstinacy and perversion of man is such that she is too often obliged to borrow the very arms of Despotism to overthrow him , and , in order to reign in peace , must establish herself by violence . She deplores ...
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... true to justice , and refused to compromise the interests of the Nation by accepting as a satisfaction the insidious offerings of compulsive charity . They enforced their right . They took from the clergy a large share of their wealth ...
... true to justice , and refused to compromise the interests of the Nation by accepting as a satisfaction the insidious offerings of compulsive charity . They enforced their right . They took from the clergy a large share of their wealth ...
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... true interests , no conclusion can be drawn against my principle . At this moment have we not daily the strongest proofs of the success with which , in what you call the best of all monarchical governments , the popular mind may be ...
... true interests , no conclusion can be drawn against my principle . At this moment have we not daily the strongest proofs of the success with which , in what you call the best of all monarchical governments , the popular mind may be ...
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... true in common life , it is still more true in governments , that we should be just before we are generous ; but our legislators seem to have forgotten or despised this homely maxim . They have unjustly left unprotected that most ...
... true in common life , it is still more true in governments , that we should be just before we are generous ; but our legislators seem to have forgotten or despised this homely maxim . They have unjustly left unprotected that most ...
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