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...to leflen at leaft, for undoubtedly it divides the burthen. While I remember how much is due to bis facred character, I cannot with any decent appearance of propriety? call you the meaneft and and the bafeft fellow in the kingdom. I proteft, my lord, I do not think you fo. You will have a dangerous...

...flue to Kis facred character, I cannot, with any decent appearance ef propriety, call you the meaheft and the bafeft fellow in the kingdom. I proteft, my...have hitherto fo happily .directed your ambition, as long at there is .one man living, who thinks you worthy of •his confidence, and fit to be trufted...

...leaft, for undoubtedly it divides the burthen. While I remember how much is due to his facred charafter, I cannot, with any decent appearance of propriety, call you the meaneft and the bafeft fellow in the Idngdotn. I proteft, my Lord, I do not think you fo. You will have a dangerous rival, in that kind...

...for undoubtedly it divides the burthen. While I reteember how much is due to his facred charafter, I cannot, with any decent appearance of propriety, call you the meaneft and the bafeft feHoW in the kingdom. I protelr, my Lord^ I do not think you fo. You will have a dangerous rival, in....

...decent appearance of propriety, call fou.the meaneft and the baieft fellow in the kingdom. . ,prptelt, my Lord, I do not think. you fo. You will' have a....have hitherto fo happily directed your ambition, as long as there is one man living who thinks you w,orthy of his confidence,, and fit to.be trufted...

...TO you the meanest and the basest fellow in the kingdom. I protest, my lord, I do not think you so. You will have a dangerous rival in that kind of fame to which you have hitherto so happily directed your ambition, as long as there is one man living who thinks you worthy of his...