| John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell - 1845 - 618 páginas
...long regarded as one of their impediments to power. He proceeds — " The mischief you are going todo yourself, is to my apprehension, palpable. It is visible....feel it in every sense : and so will you hereafter." This letter certainly wants the polish of Junius, butit has the power of bitter thought, and it sneers... | |
| 1847 - 762 páginas
...office that perfectly becomes you. If I stop here, it is not for want of a multitude of objections. The mischief you are going to do yourself is, to my...no sort of consolation for me to reflect that I did every thing in ray power to prevent it. I wish that you were at the devil for giving me all this trouble... | |
| Junius - 1850 - 578 páginas
...office that perfectly becomes ynu. If I stop here, it is not for want of a multitude of objections. The mischief you are going to do yourself, is, to...already. I feel it in every sense: and so will you hercaiter when. I vow to tiod (a most elegant phrasel, it will be no sort of ennsulation ibr me to... | |
| Edmund Burke - 1852 - 678 páginas
...surprise, having often talked with you on the subject, — that we differ only in every thing. You say, " the mischief you are going to do yourself, is to my apprehension palpable ; I snuff it in the wind, and my taste sickens at it." This anticipated stench, that turns your stomach... | |
| Sir James Prior - 1854 - 840 páginas
...— any altercation with Dr. Price or others, for altercation there must be — disgraceful. — " The mischief you are going to do yourself is to my...feel it in every sense ; and so will you hereafter." Concluding with the cordial anathema of a thoroughly vexed friend — " I wish you were at the devil... | |
| sir James Prior - 1854 - 586 páginas
...foppery—any altercation with Dr. Price or others, for altercation there must be—disgraceful.—" The mischief you are going to do yourself is to my...it already. I feel it in every sense ; and so will you_hereafter." Concluding with the cordial anathema of a thoroughly vexed friend— " I wish you were... | |
| William Dowe - 1857 - 272 páginas
...office that perfectly becomes you. If I stop here, it is not for want of a multitude of objections. The mischief you are going to do yourself, is, to...snuff it in the wind. I taste it already. I feel it is in every sense ; and so will you hereafter, when, I vow to G-od, a most elegant phrase ! it will... | |
| William Dowe - 1857 - 280 páginas
...palpable. It is visible. It will be audible. I snuff it in the wind. I taste it already. I feel it is in every sense; and so will you hereafter, when, I...elegant phrase ! it will be no sort of consolation to me, that I did everything in my power to prevent it." In another place he says : " Once for all,... | |
| Edmund Burke - 1857 - 1090 páginas
...surprise, having often talked with you on the subject, — that we differ only in everything. You say, " the mischief you are going to do yourself is to my apprehension palpable ; I snuff it in the wind, and my taste sickens at it." This anticipated stench, that turns your stomach... | |
| Edmund Burke - 1857 - 572 páginas
...surprise, having often talked with you on the subject, — that we differ only in everything. You say, " the mischief you are going to do yourself is to my apprehension palpable ; I snuff it in the wind, and my taste sickens at it." This anticipated stench, that turns your stomach... | |
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