Speech of Ephraim Banks, Esq., of Mifflin: Delivered in the Convention, to Amend the Constitution of Pennsylvania, December 22, 1837. In Support of an Amendment to Prohibit Banks from Issuing Notes of a Less Denomination Than Ten Dollars, as Offered by Mr. Read of SusquehannaJ. Wilbank, 1838 - 15 |
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... give names to their children in many more adjectives equally expressive of infancy ; but that Indian would sink into ab- their characters : such as " Sapient , Intelligent , solute contempt , who should not acquire , to Profound ; " and ...
... give names to their children in many more adjectives equally expressive of infancy ; but that Indian would sink into ab- their characters : such as " Sapient , Intelligent , solute contempt , who should not acquire , to Profound ; " and ...
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... give importance to little Vapid ? His features are diminutive , and his person contemptible . Vapid values himself on the cleanness and neatness of his dress . A speck of dirt on his white pantaloons would throw him into an agony of ...
... give importance to little Vapid ? His features are diminutive , and his person contemptible . Vapid values himself on the cleanness and neatness of his dress . A speck of dirt on his white pantaloons would throw him into an agony of ...
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... give this " hard breathing before a word or syllable , " without making any use of the organs of speech ? When the organs of speech are at rest , the mouth must be necessarily closed . Now , let them pro- nounce any word , in which his ...
... give this " hard breathing before a word or syllable , " without making any use of the organs of speech ? When the organs of speech are at rest , the mouth must be necessarily closed . Now , let them pro- nounce any word , in which his ...
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... give him his princely titles : and this civilized stroke of ours had the desired ef- fect . He became remarkably cheerful and pleasant ; and we pledge our savage word that his countenance was not disagreeable , How- ever , upon close ...
... give him his princely titles : and this civilized stroke of ours had the desired ef- fect . He became remarkably cheerful and pleasant ; and we pledge our savage word that his countenance was not disagreeable , How- ever , upon close ...
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... gives a very true account of the trouble I had in that affair . Milton , indeed , is the only writer that gives any ... give you any uneasiness . Your majesty's glass- Devil . O yes , when any thing occurs worthy Devil . Their folly is ...
... gives a very true account of the trouble I had in that affair . Milton , indeed , is the only writer that gives any ... give you any uneasiness . Your majesty's glass- Devil . O yes , when any thing occurs worthy Devil . Their folly is ...
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