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to the Age / or * Tally-ho : ** the commercial aristocracy come next into power ; the college-educated chip of old Ledger has learned , like the Malayan bear , that the smack of champagne Is worthy of preference , and the classical festivity of hii discourse would point the school of Falstaff "; but he is brought up to a ' genteel profession , ' and his uncle has a seat in Parliament , or his father has influence ; and thus a chief justice or attorney general is provided for the Colonies .
In fine , the sceptre of prerogative must be lopped of its modem circumstance , and all classes of liege subjects merge in that of th $ honest men who earn their living , or live on their fathers' earniiigs ; for the necessary education for the community at large is a process of undoing patriotism and pot of beer , ' King and Churcfcf and the poor rates , the ' heaven-descended * and the Corn Laws . Let the schoolmaster look to it , or the uneducated poor may proceed to chastisement . G . S ,
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Throughout the whole range of language there is no wwd which calls up so beautiful and affecting an image to my mind a $ the word resignation * It has a spell of power to which tears have often answered . Robe Misfortune with it and how the eye feeds on her , adoring what it looks on !
Submission is for the slavish and the subtle ; there is a pamde about it which mocks the modesty it pretends to . HurniiitjTkrJa for the feeble and the frail who sue pity upon the plea of pocnN ness . It is the moral Conservative only , who , folding hia antit upon the breast the pulses of which he cannot kill , but c&n eoita * Daand , stands aside in the meek majesty of resignation . *
All these conception A are peculiar , perhaps , to myself ; tfae very words thus pregnant for me may bear a very different hft + port to others . Language is so imperfect , or so imperfectly understood , thfct a thousand avenues are toft open for imagination . In vain pttiedt
Philology , busy at the roots , turns the cold clay of Antiquity , and frowns upon the blossoms which Fancy finds upon the tr * ft < of language ; Peeling is ever ready to twine them into wrmth * j < Jk * ? A man running rr » y ttohi mother *** taj + nd fef t fetov isfefald 6 » i * Idb awpflfJ fcOT » n ^ fMte ^ wft ^ : *^ blow in the back j but » young lad said ' T ' other * ! as toad as fie—he oouurt ba ? ki him doit . ' . T
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THE PROTECTIVE SYSTEM OF MORALS .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1835, page 683, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2650/page/55/
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