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Page 13
... feel them- selves more in the hands of Ministry ( not that they really are more so ) , and begin to watch for themselves . A little indignation may be excited , and , perhaps , a few addresses procured by their speeches , but nothing ...
... feel them- selves more in the hands of Ministry ( not that they really are more so ) , and begin to watch for themselves . A little indignation may be excited , and , perhaps , a few addresses procured by their speeches , but nothing ...
Page 43
... feel the advantage arising from there being a certain number of seats which are not bestowed exactly according to popular opinion . The clamour against Popery has already had the effect of deciding the elections in many boroughs , and ...
... feel the advantage arising from there being a certain number of seats which are not bestowed exactly according to popular opinion . The clamour against Popery has already had the effect of deciding the elections in many boroughs , and ...
Page 54
... feel to preserve the empire entire under whatever king may be established in Europe ; habits of long nominal obedience ; the great reluctance with which all who have been accustomed to serve make any effort to cast off their yoke ...
... feel to preserve the empire entire under whatever king may be established in Europe ; habits of long nominal obedience ; the great reluctance with which all who have been accustomed to serve make any effort to cast off their yoke ...
Page 68
... It is impossible not to feel apprehensive lest the next ac- count from Vienna should be something of this nature- a victory so decisive as totally to absorb the memory of the former defeat , especially as I see a 68 LORD MELBOURNE'S PAPERS.
... It is impossible not to feel apprehensive lest the next ac- count from Vienna should be something of this nature- a victory so decisive as totally to absorb the memory of the former defeat , especially as I see a 68 LORD MELBOURNE'S PAPERS.
Page 80
... feel better ; the medicines agree with me , and I have everything I possibly want . I am sure you will be glad to know that Frederick Lamb came over with Emily to see me , and sat with me nearly an hour . He was very entertaining , and ...
... feel better ; the medicines agree with me , and I have everything I possibly want . I am sure you will be glad to know that Frederick Lamb came over with Emily to see me , and sat with me nearly an hour . He was very entertaining , and ...
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Page 79 - Laud be to God ! — even there my life must end. It hath been prophesied to me many years, I should not die but in Jerusalem ; Which vainly I supposed the Holy Land. — But bear me to that chamber ; there I'll lie ; In that Jerusalem shall Harry die.