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... who have had no more manners than hobby - horses , have asserted that as
brutes make no distinction between persons , there is really none ; that man is
man , and that a cobler is as good a man as a king , and sometimes a better one .
... who have had no more manners than hobby - horses , have asserted that as
brutes make no distinction between persons , there is really none ; that man is
man , and that a cobler is as good a man as a king , and sometimes a better one .
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I should be better , Mr. Merryman , if every man had his due . Merrymar . Then ,
Moses , many a man would have a halter . Moses . May be so , Mr. Merryman ;
you are a conscientious man , and , I dare say , you speak as you feel . Merryman
.
I should be better , Mr. Merryman , if every man had his due . Merrymar . Then ,
Moses , many a man would have a halter . Moses . May be so , Mr. Merryman ;
you are a conscientious man , and , I dare say , you speak as you feel . Merryman
.
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Tis lucky we are not in a powder magazine . Merryman . There may be some
inflammables here for all that . Bess Bloomer . Then to guard against accidents ,
you had better quench your nose in a bowl of wine . Mother . Well mentioned ,
Bess .
Tis lucky we are not in a powder magazine . Merryman . There may be some
inflammables here for all that . Bess Bloomer . Then to guard against accidents ,
you had better quench your nose in a bowl of wine . Mother . Well mentioned ,
Bess .
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... wish'd - for come , And nothing pleaseth but fair accidents : So when this loose
behaviour I throw off , And pay the debt I never promis'd ; By how much better
than my word I am , By so much shall I falsify men's hopes ; And , like bright metal
...
... wish'd - for come , And nothing pleaseth but fair accidents : So when this loose
behaviour I throw off , And pay the debt I never promis'd ; By how much better
than my word I am , By so much shall I falsify men's hopes ; And , like bright metal
...
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... Mr. Calipash to drop his intention , which they conceived would be pregnant
with inconvenience and mischief , as by his perseverance , they would be driven
to the disclosure of circumstances which it were better to have concealed .
... Mr. Calipash to drop his intention , which they conceived would be pregnant
with inconvenience and mischief , as by his perseverance , they would be driven
to the disclosure of circumstances which it were better to have concealed .
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