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quadgram	frequency
the queen of hungary	159
is not to be	134
at the same time	123
for the sake of	118
the house of austria	117
it is to be	102
in a short time	100
it is well known	100
i know not whether	95
of the house of	94
seems to have been	74
with regard to the	72
the state of the	72
the rest of the	72
i am far from	70
the king of prussia	70
is one of the	67
ought not to be	66
for the most part	64
at the expense of	63
a great part of	60
is said to have	60
it is not necessary	60
the present state of	60
it is necessary to	60
it will not be	59
the greater part of	59
it is not to	58
of the same kind	57
at a time when	57
in a state of	56
the power of the	56
of the queen of	55
on the th of	54
to the following effect	54
it ought to be	53
it is not easy	53
is not necessary to	51
that it is not	50
one of the most	50
spoke to the following	50
is not easy to	49
the support of the	49
i am not able	49
the conduct of the	49
in the time of	48
an account of the	48
in the same manner	48
in the hands of	47
the house of commons	46
for the support of	45
the greatest part of	44
am not able to	44
in the midst of	44
part of the world	43
that there is no	42
in the mean time	42
in favour of the	42
i know not how	42
the troops of hanover	41
i cannot but think	41
for the preservation of	41
to be found in	41
from time to time	40
the interest of the	40
in substance as follows	40
nor can it be	40
spoke to this effect	40
in such a manner	38
it is easy to	38
of those who have	37
part of his life	36
at the end of	36
for a long time	36
in the opinion of	36
the beginning of the	36
that it may be	36
in a few days	35
the bill now before	35
it will be found	35
is by no means	35
i doubt not but	35
it is reasonable to	34
to be considered as	34
the necessaries of life	34
bill now before us	34
the house of bourbon	34
of those who are	34
and that it is	34
by those who have	34
i do not see	33
in the reign of	33
he seems to have	33
the history of the	33
the attention of the	33
the author of the	33
by which it is	32
into the hands of	32
by the noble lord	32
a great number of	32
to the end of	31
have been able to	31
there can be no	30
it may not be	30
i know not why	30
think it necessary to	30
the opinion of the	30
to the following purpose	30
the preservation of the	30
i am inclined to	30
this part of the	29
are not to be	29
i am very far	29
but it is not	29
the progress of the	29
it may be observed	29
it is impossible to	29
of the king of	29
the name of the	29
be supposed to have	29
the noble lord who	29
said to have been	29
may be said to	28
the time of the	28
i do not understand	28
i know not what	28
the success of the	28
it is difficult to	28
that there is a	28
supposed to have been	28
the rest of mankind	28
the happiness of the	28
the service of the	28
i have endeavoured to	28
great part of the	28
may be allowed to	27
i cannot forbear to	27
that they are not	27
the bill before us	27
the course of the	27
am very far from	27
i know not that	27
for the defence of	27
it is not without	27
in the power of	27
the nature of the	26
there is no need	26
by the name of	26
and it may be	26
of the pragmatick sanction	26
the end of the	26
and of which the	26
the character of the	26
the business of the	26
of the state of	26
in opposition to the	26
may be supposed to	25
the balance of power	25
to that of the	25
at the head of	25
present state of the	25
the manner in which	25
that part of the	25
at the hazard of	25
may be considered as	25
and spoke to the	25
it does not appear	25
on the death of	25
as well as the	24
in the place of	24
in the house of	24
part of the nation	24
the noble lord has	24
that he did not	24
that they may be	24
has a right to	24
that it should be	24
which we are now	24
of the human mind	24
which he could not	24
put an end to	24
the measures of the	23
which it has been	23
in the course of	23
than that of the	23
the liberties of europe	23
no man can be	23
as one of the	23
with respect to the	23
i do not know	23
we are not to	23
to the earl of	23
be found in the	23
in a great measure	23
but i know not	23
that no man can	23
is to be considered	23
is well known to	23
not easily to be	23
to the dignity of	22
it cannot be doubted	22
the knowledge of the	22
the house of lords	22
seem to have been	22
of the power of	22
it appears to me	22
was not to be	22
is one of those	22
the consideration of the	22
in which it is	22
it is evident that	22
the influence of the	22
in one of the	22
that we ought to	22
in the possession of	22
of which it is	22
in the presence of	22
the hands of the	21
in the beginning of	21
to those who have	21
the importance of the	21
noble lord who spoke	21
the direction of the	21
in the highest degree	21
for it is not	21
the expense of the	21
at the age of	21
is said to be	21
it was necessary to	21
out of the reach	21
the remaining part of	21
that it would be	21
in proportion to the	21
where there is no	21
which it may be	21
the power of france	21
the latter part of	21
i think it necessary	21
it my duty to	21
it is certain that	21
to be imputed to	21
to the house of	21
would not have been	21
is to be found	21
from the necessity of	21
of the reach of	21
at the sight of	21
the defence of the	21
to those who are	21
the reading of the	21
the care of the	21
not be improper to	20
by which they are	20
it cannot be denied	20
is no need of	20
the question before us	20
appears to have been	20
is the state of	20
the state of our	20
in the service of	20
he is said to	20
is the consequence of	20
there is no reason	20
which i do not	20
one part of the	19
there is reason to	19
if there be any	19
in the present case	19
it must be confessed	19
is now to be	19
is a kind of	19
by the help of	19
of those by whom	19
of the present age	19
one of the first	19
it must be remembered	19
to be able to	19
the advantage of the	19
can be expected from	19
of the earl of	19
it is vain to	19
in its present state	19
is well known that	19
nor is there any	19
any part of the	19
by the use of	19
by the necessity of	19
it is not very	19
am inclined to believe	19
for the same reason	18
at the first view	18
that they do not	18
may not be improper	18
the appearance of a	18
and i know not	18
a small part of	18
the middle of the	18
the right honourable gentleman	18
far from intending to	18
in any other place	18
on the next day	18
it is probable that	18
that it has been	18
that they have been	18
is the duty of	18
in the following manner	18
to the study of	18
it may easily be	18
i do not think	18
this is one of	18
not able to discover	18
may be found in	18
the authority of the	18
on the side of	18
will be able to	18
was one of the	18
to the advantage of	18
that he should be	18
has been able to	18
the end of his	18
it is hard to	18
to have been a	18
from the rest of	18
in the prosecution of	18
if we consider the	18
i have not yet	18
it might have been	18
the character of a	18
which they do not	18
to have been the	18
in time of war	18
we ought not to	18
the defence of their	17
at the beginning of	17
to the last degree	17
greatest part of the	17
that i do not	17
to the consideration of	17
the favour of the	17
the force of the	17
i know not by	17
in which they are	17
those who have been	17
that he was not	17
of the other house	17
be said to have	17
have a right to	17
the noble lords who	17
the title of the	17
the rest of his	17
that it is the	17
the assistance of the	17
for the benefit of	17
the inhabitants of the	17
by the death of	17
of one of the	17
under the command of	17
the sense of the	17
not to have been	17
than those which are	17
it has been observed	17
from day to day	17
that he could not	17
with a kind of	17
to the honour of	17
the number of the	17
i shall endeavour to	17
it is the duty	17
be considered as a	17
of the noble lord	17
that it will be	17
it will be proper	17
to the queen of	17
not to be expected	17
the use of the	17
be imputed to the	17
different from that of	17
and it is not	17
the presence of the	17
whatever may be the	17
at the time of	16
the vanity of human	16
to which it is	16
to the necessity of	16
i hope it will	16
will not easily be	16
is the effect of	16
yet been able to	16
to the support of	16
it seems to be	16
arguments which have been	16
that those who have	16
the rights of the	16
the authors of the	16
which i know not	16
under the direction of	16
to be expected from	16
the death of the	16
to the effect following	16
to the duke of	16
of the duke of	16
which they have been	16
it may be urged	16
without regard to the	16
to the following purport	16
at a distance from	16
it has been long	16
in the language of	16
i know not any	16
by the prospect of	16
the arguments of the	16
that they were not	16
not been able to	16
the powers of the	16
of a man who	16
state of the nation	16
be considered as the	16
seems to be the	16
and the necessity of	16
by which he was	16
as it now stands	16
in its own nature	16
i do not remember	16
to the king of	16
for a short time	16
under the protection of	16
year of his age	16
that there was no	16
is only to be	16
i have been told	16
put a stop to	16
it is natural to	16
is to be remembered	16
that it was not	16
the practice of the	16
for which it is	16
such a manner as	16
parts of the world	16
which it is not	16
have no reason to	16
to which they are	16
but the truth is	16
in the life of	16
on account of the	16
rest of the world	16
the surface of the	16
i am afraid that	15
seems to be a	15
ought to be the	15
has not yet been	15
noble lords who have	15
of the church of	15
which he did not	15
know not whether the	15
cannot be supposed to	15
in the days of	15
and spoke to this	15
the true state of	15
in the defence of	15
and that they have	15
in the present state	15
from the time of	15
is the same with	15
the end for which	15
it should be read	15
has been so long	15
is not the only	15
in the form of	15
the arguments which have	15
at a great distance	15
is the business of	15
the interest of his	15
and spoke as follows	15
seems not to have	15
the name of a	15
the work of a	15
the enemies of the	15
in the isle of	15
a time when the	15
as soon as he	15
by whom it was	15
that they have not	15
in the late war	15
greater part of the	15
of the conduct of	15
the honour of the	15
as a proof of	15
by the loss of	15
but as it is	15
to the interest of	15
the first part of	15
the study of the	15
which is to be	15
the king of spain	15
all the powers of	15
but it may be	15
the wisdom of our	15
it may be easily	15
on the present occasion	15
the head of the	15
the affairs of the	15
the ships of war	15
from age to age	15
be said to be	15
by the fear of	15
in a few years	15
the bottom of the	15
is supposed to have	15
that he has been	15
hundred pounds a year	15
does not appear that	15
vanity of human wishes	15
the security of the	15
know not by what	15
must be allowed to	15
as it has been	15
in which he was	15
that the power of	15
thought it necessary to	15
is necessary to the	15
and that those who	15
it would have been	15
it will be necessary	14
the language of the	14
nothing can be more	14
in which it was	14
reason to believe that	14
with an account of	14
other use than to	14
of the necessity of	14
for which they were	14
if it had been	14
the duke of marlborough	14
if they are not	14
could not forbear to	14
that they will be	14
that he was a	14
the designs of the	14
it is one of	14
if it be considered	14
and that they are	14
by a kind of	14
and he that has	14
that the king of	14
it is not possible	14
seems to have had	14
be found in any	14
was not able to	14
it may reasonably be	14
of this kind is	14
the lives of the	14
in the state of	14
with the rest of	14
then spoke to the	14
the resentment of the	14
with which they are	14
the condition of the	14
that we may not	14
the protection of the	14
defence of their own	14
in the preface to	14
under the name of	14
first printed in the	14
be the effect of	14
have been a time	14
is scarcely to be	14
at the time when	14
is nothing more than	14
the consent of the	14
with the loss of	14
which i have been	14
it must be allowed	14
the constitution of the	14
the dignity of this	14
one of those who	14
but there is no	14
lives of the poets	14
to the memory of	14
it has not been	14
the concurrence of the	14
the dominion of the	14
i have not been	14
i am willing to	14
the means by which	14
that they should be	14
in defence of the	14
to fill up the	14
not be easy to	14
i am not yet	14
it could not be	14
the top of the	14
he was willing to	14
it is necessary that	14
of the present time	14
nothing more than a	14
in the art of	14
the loss of a	14
nor do i doubt	14
which the noble lord	14
of the laws of	14
it has been urged	13
that any man should	13
the care of his	13
all that can be	13
of the rights of	13
ought to have been	13
of their own country	13
in the enjoyment of	13
in the name of	13
one or the other	13
was a man of	13
of the people are	13
all the arts of	13
we are now to	13
shall be able to	13
the present reading is	13
that the queen of	13
of the life of	13
are to be found	13
according to his own	13
what can be more	13
it may be doubted	13
the course of his	13
the duty of a	13
in our power to	13
a part of the	13
at the house of	13
to the defence of	13
greater part of mankind	13
will not be easy	13
measures of the government	13
with an air of	13
no longer to be	13
to engage in the	13
under the necessity of	13
have no right to	13
by which it was	13
the nations of the	13
like that of the	13
yet i cannot but	13
our ships of war	13
for the use of	13
so far as they	13
be supposed to be	13
but such is the	13
the duke of argyle	13
in the choice of	13
the advocates for the	13
lay before the house	13
and that he who	13
am far from intending	13
it has been the	13
by one of the	13
without the consent of	13
not to be doubted	13
so much of the	13
not one of those	13
under the care of	13
the intention of the	13
in the same sense	13
of the common people	13
have been so long	13
no other tendency than	13
the emperour of germany	13
on the other hand	13
in the heat of	13
can be supposed to	13
the manners of the	13
the highest degree of	13
no part of the	13
in which they were	13
no other use than	13
is always to be	13
to be employed in	13
it is not always	13
greater than that of	13
that he had no	13
such a degree of	13
and such is the	13
all the rest of	13
support of the pragmatick	13
of our own country	13
the lower classes of	13
the death of his	13
spoke in substance as	13
in the middle of	13
think it my duty	13
it is unnecessary to	13
have not yet been	13
now under our consideration	13
the reasons for which	13
i shall not be	13
the nature of things	13
in a time of	13
has been pleased to	13
without any regard to	13
they are to be	13
in no danger of	13
the increase of the	13
under the title of	13
that it cannot be	13
to the care of	12
in the execution of	12
the nation has been	12
may be easily imagined	12
for the first time	12
the mouth of the	12
i think it not	12
that those who are	12
i know not well	12
am far from thinking	12
i am in doubt	12
that they will not	12
in which he is	12
in our own country	12
it is not likely	12
what will be the	12
that we have not	12
reason to suspect that	12
of the royal society	12
every part of the	12
the destruction of the	12
the judgment of the	12
this is not the	12
is at an end	12
small part of the	12
i take to be	12
are by no means	12
even by those who	12
the act of settlement	12
nor is it less	12
for the honour of	12
the state of europe	12
engaged in a war	12
it would not be	12
it is not uncommon	12
we are about to	12
such as may be	12
of the works of	12
to the rest of	12
is a degree of	12
it can scarcely be	12
it is not the	12
that it will not	12
he appears to have	12
those by whom it	12
with some degree of	12
by which we are	12
i could not forbear	12
attention of the publick	12
inclined to believe that	12
other purpose than to	12
the sight of a	12
in favour of this	12
be of no use	12
to inquire into the	12
the business of a	12
an act of the	12
the wealth of the	12
by those who are	12
know not whether it	12
nor can i conceive	12
of the rest of	12
to the happiness of	12
lord who spoke last	12
your love and honour	12
the conduct of our	12
other part of the	12
to be one of	12
with an opportunity of	12
which is now proposed	12
far the greater part	12
have the power of	12
of the people of	12
which have been offered	12
that the house of	12
will be found that	12
in a letter to	12
with the care of	12
it is the great	12
and that no man	12
into the conduct of	12
the officers of the	12
nor is it easy	12
nor can i discover	12
for the happiness of	12
the strength of the	12
by the example of	12
in the sight of	12
be at an end	12
the art of war	12
it may be reasonably	12
by the violence of	12
the extent of the	12
must be content to	12
the order of the	12
nor do i think	12
that he might be	12
in the same proportion	12
a very small part	12
that we ought not	12
which i have not	12
office of lord high	12
in the first edition	12
by the assistance of	12
in the cause of	12
the voice of the	12
the whole system of	12
the time of shakespeare	12
be of use to	12
the dignity of the	12
for the security of	12
of a standing army	12
at one time or	12
this is a very	12
by the honourable gentleman	12
is the condition of	12
in consequence of this	12
the office of lord	12
of which i have	12
in this part of	12
i am of opinion	12
and on the other	12
will be proper to	12
is so far from	12
it may be said	12
the mind of man	12
commissioners for executing the	11
on the brink of	11
if it be necessary	11
they have not been	11
sir william yonge spoke	11
than that of a	11
they ought to be	11
of vice and virtue	11
in many parts of	11
every man who has	11
executing the office of	11
which it would be	11
a certain number of	11
the expenses of the	11
is it easy to	11
the determination of the	11
of no great importance	11
of so great a	11
this part of his	11
it is at least	11
a distance from the	11
the time in which	11
great part of mankind	11
be the consequence of	11
one of the greatest	11
nothing is more evident	11
to the rules of	11
to the direction of	11
in the practice of	11
to believe that he	11
that he may not	11
that he has not	11
the honourable gentleman who	11
in their own opinion	11
of the ships of	11
the commissioners of the	11
the meaning of the	11
without the help of	11
are said to be	11
for the greatest part	11
queen of hungary has	11
which they could not	11
to a state of	11
the friends of the	11
with that of the	11
to be obtained by	11
to comply with the	11
of lord high admiral	11
to any of the	11
they are obliged to	11
it is our duty	11
of the importance of	11
not so much to	11
as they have been	11
yet i know not	11
the head of a	11
in the perusal of	11
such as it is	11
one time or other	11
and that it was	11
is never to be	11
which the honourable gentleman	11
by the laws of	11
could not have been	11
that he is not	11
the number of officers	11
the princes of the	11
part of the people	11
the war against spain	11
of the value of	11
to the number of	11
to the power of	11
early in the morning	11
the elector of hanover	11
to be charged with	11
virtue of the people	11
about the same time	11
it is not unlikely	11
are not able to	11
in his power to	11
the writers of the	11
i hope we shall	11
which they have no	11
ought to be made	11
for the protection of	11
present state of our	11
the will of god	11
those who have the	11
they may not be	11
in the present age	11
the church of england	11
different parts of the	11
the continuance of the	11
from year to year	11
the consideration of this	11
in the latter part	11
on the day of	11
with a degree of	11
while he was yet	11
the payment of the	11
nothing more than the	11
with the prospect of	11
that they may not	11
to the practice of	11
been able to discover	11
in the other house	11
that he had been	11
the extent of his	11
know not whether i	11
a long succession of	11
cannot but think it	11
that the number of	11
the danger of the	11
it were to be	11
of his life in	11
an account of his	11
by the destruction of	11
the honourable gentleman has	11
the account of the	11
it has been already	11
it is better to	11
is the reading of	11
of the liberties of	11
for executing the office	11
any regard to the	11
had the honour of	11
which he does not	11
that i should be	11
not always to be	11
support the pragmatick sanction	11
so far from being	11
the representatives of the	11
had an opportunity of	11
the loss of his	11
state of the world	11
for there is no	11
the number of their	11
to have been made	11
that he has no	11
in which he has	11
are to be imputed	11
so far as it	11
with regard to this	11
which he seems to	11
those which have been	11
of this part of	11
it was to be	11
it cannot be imagined	11
i cannot but suspect	11
and one of the	11
it may be proper	11
of the british nation	11
to me to be	11
in the way of	11
will be found to	11
which there is no	11
though it is not	11
are to be considered	11
in the first act	11
that he was the	11
the preservation of our	11
be expected from the	11
the honour of a	11
by the authority of	11
of those to whom	11
can be found in	11
to whom it is	10
if it should be	10
of which he was	10
to which he was	10
the changes of the	10
the event of the	10
laid before the house	10
all the parts of	10
is to be made	10
those who have not	10
of the art of	10
a man who had	10
but a small part	10
i hope i shall	10
by the earl of	10
the lord high admiral	10
the effects of this	10
of sir thomas browne	10
be one of the	10
in a few weeks	10
the labours of the	10
the son of a	10
part of the day	10
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other tendency than to	10
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to put an end	10
the earl of orford	10
what they do not	10
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well known to be	10
by the influence of	10
i do not well	10
of right and wrong	10
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measures which have been	10
i hope you will	10
have been made to	10
representatives of the people	10
the powers of europe	10
an end to the	10
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with which it is	10
on the same occasion	10
which no man can	10
success of the war	10
to one of the	10
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what is meant by	10
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to the preservation of	10
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the execution of it	10
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interest of the publick	10
other care than to	10
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a law like this	10
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ought to be rejected	10
at the approach of	10
the sentiments of the	10
in the month of	10
in one of his	10
this side cape finisterre	10
i have been informed	10
at the death of	10
lay before your lordships	10
let it not be	10
it has been asserted	10
that he who has	10
of the nation is	10
of that which is	10
which they did not	10
i can discover no	10
advantage to the publick	10
the effects of the	10
know not what to	10
assist the queen of	10
but that which is	10
the use of this	10
or commissioners for executing	10
i am so far	10
in his own opinion	10
if it is not	10
with the state of	10
though it should be	10
consent of the senate	10
which have been produced	10
which ought to be	10
and if it be	10
in the character of	10
a great deal of	10
i will venture to	10
i think it may	10
should be able to	10
for the exercise of	10
which have been made	10
the hands of a	10
they seem to have	10
the king of sardinia	10
all the modern editions	10
far from imagining that	10
of time and place	10
the distribution of the	10
the meaning may be	10
a sufficient number of	10
by his own fault	10
are the effects of	10
to be carried on	10
the expectations of the	10
of the necessaries of	10
with the hope of	10
so far as to	10
the time at which	10
for the payment of	10
one of the few	10
it is apparent that	10
the possession of the	10
which could not be	10
nor do i know	10
that of the other	10
to lay before the	10
the words of the	10
what we do not	10
in the history of	10
of the honour of	10
is known to have	10
those by whom they	10
found it necessary to	10
it is common for	10
by the rest of	10
the sake of the	10
by the hope of	10
in the eyes of	10
in that part of	10
of the highest importance	10
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what is yet more	10
any other part of	10
a man who has	10
the difference between the	10
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the weight of the	10
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by the direction of	10
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for the time being	10
the duty of every	10
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it is not impossible	10
of this house to	10
the welfare of the	10
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the right of the	10
thought it proper to	10
for the pleasure of	10
are now to be	10
that this is the	10
it is the business	10
in the use of	10
before it can be	10
it is not probable	10
of the measures which	10
should be read thus	10
there would have been	10
is it to be	10
if i do not	10
is not likely that	10
to be a man	10
the favour of his	10
know not how to	10
the propriety of the	10
at no great distance	10
no other purpose than	10
the arts by which	10
that i know not	10
to show that the	10
which are to be	10
that nothing can be	10
happiness of the nation	10
for what can be	10
of a man of	10
add any thing to	10
is a sufficient proof	10
those who are intrusted	10
and that there is	10
the construction of the	10
which seems to have	10
he was obliged to	10
is supposed to be	10
conduct of the war	10
to whom he was	10
to which we are	10
it is sufficient to	10
no man will be	10
the miseries of the	10
of his own life	10
the success of his	10
the measures which have	10
am so far from	10
that we are not	10
of the last century	9
by whom they are	9
applied himself to the	9
will be necessary to	9
when it shall be	9
and there is no	9
the sight of the	9
have been accustomed to	9
it is no wonder	9
the execution of the	9
the general voice of	9
know not how much	9
but the power of	9
it is proper to	9
equal to that of	9
enacted by the authority	9
above the reach of	9
in imitation of the	9
to the use of	9
to the censure of	9
those to whom the	9
the life of man	9
interest of the nation	9
of the family of	9
is the interest of	9
it is no less	9
by the force of	9
have not been able	9
to the judgment of	9
the pleasure of the	9
if we are to	9
the use of spirits	9
by any other method	9
to a level with	9
by means of a	9
by the same means	9
nor can i think	9
have been produced by	9
by the desire of	9
the corruption of the	9
of a good family	9
all the power of	9
those who have hitherto	9
of the supreme being	9
is the same as	9
to read and write	9
like the rest of	9
as is well known	9
of which no man	9
are intrusted with the	9
in danger of being	9
in a kind of	9
his poem on the	9
which have been so	9
gentleman who spoke last	9
may be expected to	9
to the conduct of	9
to the purposes of	9
is very far from	9
the honour of this	9
at the conclusion of	9
by the means of	9
in a great degree	9
the ruin of the	9
presented to his majesty	9
i have been able	9
are said to have	9
as you like it	9
of the truth of	9
that he who can	9
the faith of treaties	9
a time in which	9
speech from the throne	9
part of those who	9
not being able to	9
nothing was to be	9
opinion of their own	9
perhaps we may read	9
of those which are	9
not suffer him to	9
for the advantage of	9
of no other use	9
i have never been	9
the consequence of the	9
to imagine that they	9
of the inhabitants of	9
the clause before us	9
it is in vain	9
what he did not	9
i once thought it	9
by the authority aforesaid	9
he knows to be	9
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the time of their	9
in its whole extent	9
part of the community	9
the ruin of our	9
the art of writing	9
it would be more	9
in a very short	9
be in danger of	9
by the noble lords	9
that no man is	9
the th of november	9
such is the condition	9
at a greater distance	9
know not for what	9
a very short time	9
to no purpose that	9
a man of great	9
be laid before the	9
the value of the	9
and that of the	9
on the coast of	9
to which they were	9
in the hour of	9
arguments of the noble	9
it might be expected	9
the notice of the	9
those who do not	9
it is said that	9
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to give way to	9
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in the first place	9
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the negligence of the	9
no other effect than	9
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the dignity of his	9
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the use of them	9
to the progress of	9
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his knowledge of the	9
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not to be supposed	9
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well acquainted with the	9
the ambition of france	9
the same with that	9
i am obliged to	9
be expected from it	9
a very high degree	9
may be doubted whether	9
for the promotion of	9
is to be hoped	9
lord in this assembly	9
it is not improbable	9
of which the first	9
the latter end of	9
it has been hitherto	9
in the pursuit of	9
as soon as the	9
the security of our	9
the interest of this	9
a greater number of	9
the address now proposed	9
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the discovery of truth	9
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the scene of action	9
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cannot but think that	9
the reason for which	9
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of any other nation	9
may be applied to	9
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remaining part of the	9
fill the world with	9
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the reign of king	9
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the war with spain	9
he did not know	9
the increase of our	9
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the fate of the	9
to be determined by	9
to the success of	9
i may be allowed	9
which he has not	9
that no man will	9
as it is not	9
the elector of bavaria	9
from that of the	9
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by which they were	9
the life of a	9
of those whom we	9
in the case of	9
the laws of the	9
the names of the	9
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we ought to be	9
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dignity of this assembly	9
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to the laws of	9
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the bill for the	9
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for no other purpose	9
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of the english language	9
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life of sir thomas	9
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rest of the community	9
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to which he is	9
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those of any other	9
give an account of	9
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the motions of the	9
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support of the queen	9
of which we have	9
of the utmost importance	9
any thing to the	9
of those whom he	9
sir john barnard spoke	9
ulmic and humic acids	9
that we should be	9
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be the opinion of	9
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those who have no	9
that there may be	9
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the reverence due to	9
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the choice of the	9
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the minds of the	9
the prosperity of the	9
the violence of the	9
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the works of samuel	8
read a second time	8
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be imagined to have	8
it is only necessary	8
of carbonate of soda	8
the peace of the	8
commissioners of the admiralty	8
this seems to be	8
by one of his	8
have an opportunity of	8
all the confidence of	8
the use of it	8
and which must be	8
state of the continent	8
the effect of a	8
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been for some time	8
the great business of	8
the defence of our	8
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may be seen in	8
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can be inferred from	8
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the genius of the	8
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the disposition of the	8
to assist the queen	8
of no use to	8
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part of the work	8
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the honour of his	8
it seems to have	8
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soon at an end	8
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to think well of	8
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before the time of	8
if it be true	8
what he does not	8
for the discovery of	8
an uncommon degree of	8
them out of the	8
and by which the	8
justice of the peace	8
with the spirit of	8
if he had not	8
the arguments by which	8
to be wished that	8
my opinion of the	8
to have been very	8
i am unwilling to	8
of protoxide of iron	8
by the nature of	8
the isle of skie	8
were not able to	8
that an humble address	8
it may be justly	8
to the will of	8
the curiosity of the	8
to be laid upon	8
for which we are	8
by whom they were	8
that i am not	8
in the first folio	8
a letter to the	8
for the punishment of	8
and the security of	8
those who are not	8
may it not be	8
interest of this nation	8
now at an end	8
the duke of newcastle	8
of a different opinion	8
that he had a	8
who have no other	8
the justness of the	8
for which he was	8
were to be wished	8
of which every one	8
from the use of	8
the honour of our	8
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that which is now	8
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was at an end	8
for the prevention of	8
it may be asked	8
manner in which it	8
will be difficult to	8
the pleasures of the	8
those whose interest it	8
as an enemy to	8
in which they have	8
to confess the truth	8
be allowed to be	8
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the translation of the	8
is to be imputed	8
remaining part of his	8
use of distilled liquors	8
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the choice of life	8
by the mention of	8
will not be thought	8
the question being put	8
the necessity of an	8
the rules of the	8
not to be mentioned	8
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one of his friends	8
the confidence with which	8
the preservation of their	8
honourable gentleman who spoke	8
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it cannot be supposed	8
to the assistance of	8
be informed of the	8
for the service of	8
that which is to	8
favour of this bill	8
the happiness of a	8
since the time of	8
no other care than	8
for the greater part	8
at the bottom of	8
any other of the	8
by those who were	8
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the proprietors of the	8
works of samuel johnson	8
in the manner of	8
the king of britain	8
the establishment of a	8
may be charged with	8
happiness of the people	8
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which they have not	8
there is no danger	8
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it should be granted	8
to the history of	8
is in danger of	8
of the university of	8
be applied to the	8
the honour of being	8
in a particular manner	8
which it is the	8
in the administration of	8
the simplicity of the	8
take the liberty of	8
the reestablishment of the	8
of the british people	8
those who are now	8
of every man who	8
to the increase of	8
the facility with which	8
i have seen the	8
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whose interest it is	8
be of any use	8
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to the completion of	8
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great part of his	8
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the side of the	8
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the balance of the	8
the conduct of his	8
a great distance from	8
the th of may	8
from one to another	8
the first day of	8
it has always been	8
has a claim to	8
so short a time	8
from the nature of	8
the plays of shakespeare	8
may be made to	8
seems not to be	8
of the right honourable	8
is the necessity of	8
the reputation of the	8
at an easy rate	8
it is known that	8
an humble address be	8
but by his own	8
a third part of	8
the approach of the	8
it is not a	8
the masters of the	8
i should not have	8
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think it should be	8
of charles the second	8
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at the mouth of	8
the superiority of their	8
we may better read	8
this account of the	8
the prosecution of the	8
the rest of their	8
to the welfare of	8
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by whom it is	8
had a right to	8
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a committee of the	8
on such an occasion	8
of which they have	8
but i am not	8
there is no necessity	8
that he might not	8
is of no great	8
on the same subject	8
parts of the kingdom	8
a short time the	8
be added to the	8
to the nature of	8
of the death of	8
for the prosecution of	8
with whom he had	8
nor is this the	8
unities of time and	8
as not to be	8
passed in the negative	8
no longer able to	8
it to be false	8
the church of rome	8
known by the name	8
the action of the	8
the first lines of	8
under a necessity of	8
is known to be	8
how it may be	8
he has endeavoured to	8
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the effect of the	8
a view of the	8
not be able to	8
be made to the	8
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they were to be	8
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it will be difficult	8
in the construction of	8
must be imputed to	8
to the promotion of	8
hope it will be	8
it might be read	8
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the effect of his	8
it was impossible to	8
i could not but	8
service of the crown	8
it seems to me	8
it is very difficult	8
for the attainment of	8
with an appearance of	8
in the old quarto	8
is this the only	8
the utmost degree of	8
which this bill is	8
for which it was	8
the profits of the	8
no other view than	8
the use of these	8
which one of the	8
the people have been	8
in the discussion of	8
as far as the	8
set free from the	8
can it be imagined	8
that no man should	8
any other reason than	8
the number of those	8
without the assistance of	8
the wisdom of the	8
as to be able	8
we must be content	8
to enter into the	8
third part of the	8
though it may be	8
at the thought of	8
beginning of the year	8
we have reason to	8
the command of the	8
there is no man	8
with which it has	8
the notes to shakespeare	8
the th of december	8
in the church of	8
voice of the people	8
the friendship of the	8
to the praise of	8
humble address be presented	8
to the time of	8
to the knowledge of	8
whom it is not	8
must be considered as	8
be numbered among the	8
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in carbonate of soda	8
on a level with	8
to be hoped from	8
it must be considered	8
a very large sum	8
i have reason to	8
with no other view	8
that i have been	8
and those of the	8
to have been written	8
to hinder them from	8
among those who are	8
wisdom of our ancestors	8
in the ardour of	8
the works of the	8
in his preface to	8
the success of our	8
the transactions of the	8
all the pomp of	8
there is no end	8
the works of shakespeare	8
does not seem to	8
the king of portugal	8
to a man of	8
supply the place of	8
which he has been	8
to return to the	8
nothing to do but	8
of the noble duke	8
the proceedings of the	8
by the duke of	8
the midst of his	8
that it is in	8
the college of physicians	8
the miseries of life	8
the love of truth	8
the people of britain	8
it is sufficient that	8
it is the interest	8
within the reach of	8
many parts of the	8
the same in both	8
the same manner as	8
that of any other	8
the virtue of the	8
the expense of his	8
the true reading is	8
of the noble lords	8
and that we should	8
i see no reason	8
one of the great	8
as a man of	8
so much in the	8
that they had no	8
in proportion to their	8
morals of the people	8
with which they have	8
can be of no	8
on the part of	8
the author of this	8
by no means to	8
the reputation of our	8
with which he has	8
to give an account	8
the last twenty years	7
the vigour of the	7
perhaps it might be	7
is no reason for	7
the care of a	7
we are obliged to	7
if he had seen	7
the government of the	7
on which it is	7
the house of hanover	7
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not appear to have	7
such as cannot be	7
of those with whom	7
as if they were	7
as the work of	7
one hundred and sixty	7
the sale of the	7
in which i have	7
which i could not	7
in his own favour	7
i did not find	7
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is no reason to	7
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we are told by	7
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who have spoken in	7
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the produce of the	7
cannot but suspect that	7
it can be proved	7
every man in the	7
should be glad to	7
the courts of justice	7
the orders of the	7
yet it must be	7
by the favour of	7
the first opportunity of	7
and most humble servant	7
to be paid by	7
that you will not	7
the duke of buckingham	7
the author of it	7
the king of england	7
has been long observed	7
the necessity of the	7
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said to be a	7
which seems to be	7
as a specimen of	7
to the security of	7
in the minds of	7
to be paid to	7
in the english language	7
by the love of	7
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inclined to think that	7
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the necessity of this	7
that they would have	7
the memory of his	7
if they had been	7
for the liberties of	7
of the publick to	7
was by no means	7
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is to be regretted	7
of whom it is	7
that i have not	7
no man will deny	7
that there is any	7
made no scruple of	7
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may be truly said	7
is more common than	7
on this side of	7
he has been able	7
appear to have been	7
cannot now be known	7
william andrews clark memorial	7
because they are not	7
service of the merchants	7
changed to poquonock page	7
i need not say	7
the condition of a	7
of those that are	7
administration of publick affairs	7
every man ought to	7
and the prosperity of	7
that the interest of	7
i believe it will	7
is the same in	7
to be laid before	7
he is of opinion	7
the insolence of the	7
that it is now	7
the concurrence of many	7
which it must be	7
but it was not	7
so far as i	7
to hope or fear	7
to the protection of	7
and i doubt not	7
spoke to this purpose	7
and not to be	7
for the loss of	7
the benefit of the	7
the impropriety of the	7
power of the house	7
not suffer me to	7
and the extent of	7
not likely to be	7
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the laws of nature	7
means by which the	7
by the success of	7
to the top of	7
the first and second	7
it has been thought	7
he did not want	7
to concur in the	7
of the trade of	7
man ought to be	7
who have endeavoured to	7
be placed in the	7
let it be remembered	7
the old reading is	7
of which i am	7
that the people have	7
interest of his country	7
poem on the death	7
page poquonnock changed to	7
opinion of his own	7
took possession of the	7
there is danger lest	7
that the time of	7
by the intervention of	7
by any other means	7
the same number of	7
of the danger of	7
that they might be	7
what would be the	7
is reason to believe	7
to the enemies of	7
i shall lay before	7
the genius of our	7
he was so much	7
suitable to the dignity	7
of the people to	7
only because they are	7
the th of october	7
gentleman in this house	7
the name of his	7
the preface to the	7
the merchant of venice	7
is too evident to	7
and it will be	7
account of the life	7
of the arts of	7
assistance of the queen	7
the fate of a	7
it cannot be expected	7
those with whom he	7
care of the publick	7
the inhabitants of this	7
the confidence of the	7
which they are now	7
orders of the house	7
am far from imagining	7
whom i am now	7
the face of the	7
was the first that	7
may be more easily	7
i am about to	7
any other method of	7
if he had been	7
will not always be	7
i have never heard	7
to little purpose that	7
the miseries of war	7
that it was written	7
the sale of spirits	7
by the author of	7
the enjoyment of his	7
them an opportunity of	7
little more than the	7
the violation of it	7
at the mercy of	7
the superiority of his	7
it is possible that	7
on the st of	7
by which it has	7
nor do i see	7
the regard due to	7
in spite of the	7
that the loss of	7
of the balance of	7
is a proof that	7
which it will be	7
the greater number of	7
printed in the year	7
to which it may	7
of which it may	7
it may be thought	7
the publication of the	7
the chance of war	7
by which we have	7
the east india company	7
no man ought to	7
but it is evident	7
about the time of	7
the consequences of his	7
consider the state of	7
the first of these	7
the prospect of the	7
there is in the	7
on the third day	7
that we are to	7
princes of the empire	7
in time of peace	7
the morals of the	7
very different from that	7
are now in the	7
the death of my	7
if they were not	7
without being able to	7
may easily be imagined	7
the tragedy of irene	7
then spoke to this	7
i cannot think it	7
which have been hitherto	7
the credit of the	7
to judge of the	7
though i do not	7
the authors of it	7
that he shall be	7
as soon as it	7
the destruction of our	7
they have the same	7
at the close of	7
the nature of our	7
a member of the	7
if it were possible	7
stand in need of	7
is followed by dr	7
it was necessary that	7
reason to complain of	7
may be expected from	7
one of the chief	7
are supposed to be	7
that he had not	7
the whole power of	7
i need not observe	7
is much to be	7
means by which it	7
the freeholders of middlesex	7
a just claim to	7
the age in which	7
lest they should be	7
that i was not	7
he does not understand	7
the force of a	7
and if they are	7
and therefore it is	7
of the universal history	7
in a place where	7
that it might be	7
was to be done	7
whether it be that	7
in so short a	7
am of opinion that	7
urged in favour of	7
the works of nature	7
that i shall not	7
that we may be	7
an essay on the	7
was not one of	7
the exercise of their	7
different from that which	7
for the purpose of	7
is our duty to	7
of the present war	7
number of those who	7
nations of the earth	7
his account of the	7
of the bill now	7
to be seen in	7
of the propriety of	7
of this bill have	7
to do but to	7
which we have so	7
the subject of the	7
part of the bill	7
for the reception of	7
in our present state	7
by the labour of	7
on the subject of	7
the first appearance of	7
it cannot but be	7
which he might have	7
the religion of the	7
it might be hoped	7
known to have been	7
the reign of elizabeth	7
to be in a	7
the side of a	7
there is yet another	7
which can only be	7
for it is always	7
to one of his	7
for the execution of	7
that they are often	7
a long series of	7
member of this house	7
in vindication of the	7
to the chance of	7
they have nothing to	7
in the style of	7
in the study of	7
to whom they are	7
though it cannot be	7
might be expected from	7
poquonnock changed to poquonock	7
never to have been	7
there seems to be	7
give way to the	7
to believe that the	7
have recourse to the	7
a man who is	7
in every part of	7
in the old edition	7
it passed in the	7
the clamours of the	7
will not be denied	7
to the character of	7
from that which is	7
that any of the	7
such as might be	7
in a few words	7
in defence of their	7
in proportion as the	7
that it was a	7
it is not known	7
can it be expected	7
on the bill for	7
which we do not	7
a young man of	7
who seems to have	7
which it is intended	7
to be regulated by	7
to the reputation of	7
had no reason to	7
and happiness of the	7
at once to the	7
in his account of	7
easily to be found	7
in favour of a	7
i think it should	7
every man has some	7
and that the people	7
he is not to	7
to be such as	7
it is scarcely to	7
the treasure of the	7
without any other reason	7
in our own hands	7
of the nation to	7
are never to be	7
have reason to complain	7
the reputation of their	7
the general interest of	7
we shall find that	7
be presented to his	7
it has been represented	7
is there any reason	7
from one of the	7
of this play the	7
of the english poets	7
that they can be	7
as the noble lord	7
he was about to	7
now before us is	7
as the authors of	7
what it is to	7
who could not be	7
should be suffered to	7
no more to be	7
is taken from the	7
the prospect of a	7
that we do not	7
the number of his	7
the laws of our	7
is no wonder that	7
is reasonable to suppose	7
that i did not	7
a great variety of	7
with those of the	7
himself at liberty to	7
according to the common	7
to the observation of	7
the greatest number of	7
of his own merit	7
all the force of	7
the labour of the	7
only to those who	7
replied to the following	7
the management of the	7
from the charge of	7
the time to come	7
referred to a committee	7
that he would not	7
in which there is	7
which no man will	7
of the sons of	7
be found to have	7
we know that the	7
of a great part	7
at such a distance	7
is no more than	7
they are no longer	7
would have been the	7
ought always to be	7
of the nation has	7
as it is a	7
those to whom he	7
end for which it	7
had it not been	7
and that we shall	7
be like our warranted	7
to the relief of	7
queen of hungary was	7
to the influence of	7
in the first part	7
the quick succession of	7
it must not be	7
at a higher price	7
that the state of	7
classes of the people	7
there would be no	7
by an act of	7
in any of the	7
of those whom they	7
in the act of	7
that he will not	7
the liberty of the	7
what must be the	7
the objections which have	7
yet i do not	7
of the most pleasing	7
the quality of the	7
that he would have	7
that they ought to	7
andrews clark memorial library	7
the number of our	7
the examination of the	7
which might have been	7
which he had been	7
address be presented to	7
other merit than that	7
of time or place	7
which has been always	7
of which they are	7
the nations of europe	7
that many of the	7
the general character of	7
been a time for	7
can be no longer	7
from which it is	7
who oppose the bill	7
the subject of our	7
not to be imagined	7
made use of to	7
who are engaged in	7
by no means necessary	7
this is not a	7
it has been asked	7
which they may be	7
whom he considered as	7
our regard for the	7
detrimental to the publick	7
the opinions of the	7
which is produced by	7
very small part of	7
there is no footnote	7
at the request of	7
the common course of	7
do not know that	7
to take care of	7
that the publick has	7
which he is to	7
that most of the	7
entrance into the world	7
like our warranted quarrel	7
the laws of their	7
in the year of	7
a few days after	7
for the prosperity of	7
within the limits of	7
and when he has	7
the court of britain	7
of the troops of	7
for a few days	7
he would have been	7
of the author of	7
to the author of	7
it not to be	7
of which he is	7
be considered as an	7
to the present time	7
from the literary magazine	7
reading of the folio	7
can no longer be	7
the happiness of others	7
all the nations of	7
be considered by the	7
has the pleasure of	7
could not easily be	7
is of no use	7
solution of carbonate of	7
the different parts of	7
in the support of	7
of those who now	7
greatest part of mankind	7
on the life and	7
convinced of the necessity	7
one of the company	7
am far from being	7
the force of his	7
may be able to	7
with his own eyes	7
with the addition of	7
of our own nation	7
the greatness of the	7
at the price of	7
then spoke as follows	7
with the queen of	7
it be suffered to	7
the truth of this	7
and the success of	7
may be proper to	7
the circumstances of the	7
of which i cannot	7
they can no longer	7
it is too late	7
the recess of the	7
in defence of this	7
but think it necessary	7
which it cannot be	7
by the concurrence of	7
with the character of	7
only part of the	7
be left to the	7
had the power of	7
is a species of	7
i believe the meaning	7
know not whether any	7
of the harleian library	7
how can it be	7
to the opinion of	7
there is nothing to	7
the necessity of raising	7
without the knowledge of	7
the sense is plain	7
his zeal for the	7
the excellence of the	7
i do not mean	7
more is to be	7
should be considered as	7
in the conduct of	7
it be imagined that	7
in the government of	7
the inefficacy of the	7
to be gained by	7
he was sent to	7
the regard of the	7
that it is difficult	7
the balance of europe	7
of the last age	7
not to be imputed	7
by those that have	7
the practice of insuring	7
the operation of the	7
this was the first	7
there is a kind	7
the consumption of spirits	7
in favour of their	7
and of whom it	7
by the power of	7
navigation of this kingdom	6
the price of a	6
without injury to the	6
the sound of the	6
of their own territories	6
the mention of his	6
with regard to his	6
good sort of woman	6
hope your lordships will	6
a continuation of the	6
as might be expected	6
one of the innumerable	6
published in the year	6
is not easily discovered	6
a natural tendency to	6
the protection of our	6
this bill is intended	6
that there are many	6