The Cabinet of Irish Literature: Selections from the Works of the Chief Poets, Orators, and Prose Writers of Ireland, Volume 1Gresham Publishing, 1909 - Authors, Irish |
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Page 59
... thought so groundless and frivolous , that when it came to her council to reply , there was not half so much said as every one besides in the court thought he could have urged to her advantage . You must understand , sir , this perverse ...
... thought so groundless and frivolous , that when it came to her council to reply , there was not half so much said as every one besides in the court thought he could have urged to her advantage . You must understand , sir , this perverse ...
Page 88
... THOUGHTS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.1 We have just enough religion to make us hate , but not enough to make us love one ... thought that elder people have tried in vain to put into our heads before . When we desire or solicit anything our ...
... THOUGHTS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.1 We have just enough religion to make us hate , but not enough to make us love one ... thought that elder people have tried in vain to put into our heads before . When we desire or solicit anything our ...
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... thought any disgrace to me ; I do not think this house or the nation thought me dishonoured . The first day I declared those sentiments for which I was dismissed I thought it was my honour . Many very honourable and worthy gentlemen ...
... thought any disgrace to me ; I do not think this house or the nation thought me dishonoured . The first day I declared those sentiments for which I was dismissed I thought it was my honour . Many very honourable and worthy gentlemen ...
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