Life of Daniel Webster, Volumen2D. Appleton, 1872 |
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... hands I com- mit this letter . I have no doubt you must have made his acquaintance when you were here ; but , at any rate , you must know his name well enough as a member of Lord Melbourne's late government . He and I differ in politics ...
... hands I com- mit this letter . I have no doubt you must have made his acquaintance when you were here ; but , at any rate , you must know his name well enough as a member of Lord Melbourne's late government . He and I differ in politics ...
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... hands and arms , turning back the hands , and very much spraining the wrists . The shock of the whole system was very great . My head hit the ground , though very lightly , and with no injury except a little scratching of the forehead ...
... hands and arms , turning back the hands , and very much spraining the wrists . The shock of the whole system was very great . My head hit the ground , though very lightly , and with no injury except a little scratching of the forehead ...
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... hands with some of them and part ; with others I can part without shaking hands . ' - " But of one for whom he had always manifested almost a parental in- terest , but whose course had bitterly disappointed him , he remarked with ...
... hands with some of them and part ; with others I can part without shaking hands . ' - " But of one for whom he had always manifested almost a parental in- terest , but whose course had bitterly disappointed him , he remarked with ...
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