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... will not excite the envy of any well - paid bagman . It is true , that some of them
have more than the above average dividend ; and the Times ' tells us with horror
that ' the world * hears of livings of 10001 . a year ! ' + But the shock which our ...
... will not excite the envy of any well - paid bagman . It is true , that some of them
have more than the above average dividend ; and the Times ' tells us with horror
that ' the world * hears of livings of 10001 . a year ! ' + But the shock which our ...
Página 100
It is true , on the other hand , that the barrister has to pay house - rent , while the
rector has only to keep his parsonage in repair . We may put this as a
disadvantage against the barrister of 501 . per annum . Thus , while the net
income of the ...
It is true , on the other hand , that the barrister has to pay house - rent , while the
rector has only to keep his parsonage in repair . We may put this as a
disadvantage against the barrister of 501 . per annum . Thus , while the net
income of the ...
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Now , we freely own that if this were a true representation of the Establishment ,
we should be exceedingly inclined to echo the battle - cry of Dissent , • Down with
her , down with her , even ' unto the ground . ' But it requires only a slight ...
Now , we freely own that if this were a true representation of the Establishment ,
we should be exceedingly inclined to echo the battle - cry of Dissent , • Down with
her , down with her , even ' unto the ground . ' But it requires only a slight ...
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We do not shrink from painting these consecrated speculators in their true
colours , nor from acknowledging that they deserve all the reprobation which is
poured upon them by the enemies of the Church . But we must remember that
they are ...
We do not shrink from painting these consecrated speculators in their true
colours , nor from acknowledging that they deserve all the reprobation which is
poured upon them by the enemies of the Church . But we must remember that
they are ...
Página 110
If he has done harm , it is by the omission of good , not by the perpetration of
mischief . By the abolition of the prizes of the Church , we might ( it is true )
eliminate the class which we have just described . The safe man would become
an extinct ...
If he has done harm , it is by the omission of good , not by the perpetration of
mischief . By the abolition of the prizes of the Church , we might ( it is true )
eliminate the class which we have just described . The safe man would become
an extinct ...
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