Memoirs of the Life of the Right Honourable Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Volume 2Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green, 1825 |
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Page 30
... friendship for the Prince , and said he was sure every body , would unite to give vigour to his government . " To - morrow you shall hear particulars ; in the mean time I can only add I have none of the apprehensions contained in Lord L ...
... friendship for the Prince , and said he was sure every body , would unite to give vigour to his government . " To - morrow you shall hear particulars ; in the mean time I can only add I have none of the apprehensions contained in Lord L ...
Page 57
... friendship between politicians , on such occasions , being generally like that which the Diable Boiteux describes , as having taken place between himself and a brother sprite , - " We were reconciled , em- braced , and have hated each ...
... friendship between politicians , on such occasions , being generally like that which the Diable Boiteux describes , as having taken place between himself and a brother sprite , - " We were reconciled , em- braced , and have hated each ...
Page 89
... as that the nations of the earth should think there had been any interruption of friendship between you and me ; and though that would not be the case in fact , both being CHAP . XIII . CHAP . XIII . influenced , I must believe , 89.
... as that the nations of the earth should think there had been any interruption of friendship between you and me ; and though that would not be the case in fact , both being CHAP . XIII . CHAP . XIII . influenced , I must believe , 89.
Page 100
... the last offerings thrown into the open grave of their friendship , he pro- ceeded to deprecate the effects which the lan- guage of his Right Honourable Friend might XIV . 1790 . have , in appearing to countenance 100.
... the last offerings thrown into the open grave of their friendship , he pro- ceeded to deprecate the effects which the lan- guage of his Right Honourable Friend might XIV . 1790 . have , in appearing to countenance 100.
Page 102
... friendship , that if he were to put all the political information which he had learned from books , all which he had gained from science , and all which any knowledge of the world and its affairs had taught him , into one scale , and ...
... friendship , that if he were to put all the political information which he had learned from books , all which he had gained from science , and all which any knowledge of the world and its affairs had taught him , into one scale , and ...
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