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Conclusion
a newer, and purer wine, of a

    more glorious vintage, , and could not buy.

    tyle, t;entertainmentquot; pass for

    not  in his

    ed like a man incapacitated for ality.  there

    was a man in my neigree.  his

    manners ruly regal.  I ster had I called on

    him.

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    inclines a little to congratulate itself on being t of an

    illustrious line; and in Boston and London and Paris and Rome,

    ts long descent, it speaks of its progress in art and

    science and literature isfaction.  the Records of

    ties, and t Men!

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    done great deeds, and sung divine songs, w; --

    t is, as long as ies and

    great men of Assyria -- hful philosophers

    and experimentalists  one of my readers who has

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    tch, we have

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    acquainted

    delved six feet beneathe surface, nor leaped as many

    above it.  e kno where we are.  Beside, we are sound asleep

    nearly ime.  Yet eem ourselves wise, and have an

    establisruly, hinkers, we

    are ambitious spirits!  As I stand over t crahe

    pine needles on t floor, an
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