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nothing is more remarkable or disquieting
The under-emphasis of sin, we said, is one of the special dangers which threaten the present age; and nothing is more remarkable or disquieting to observe than the number of attacks that are being made to-day from quarter after quarter, all of them converging upon the same point.
— from Problems of Immanence: studies critical and constructive by Joseph Warschauer

Now if Mistur Republican or Dimicrat
Now, if Mistur Republican or Dimicrat, as the case may be, as county commissioner, gits his salary from the taxpayers, whether he buys a bridge at a high figger or a low figger, dont you suppose he lets himself, as bridge agent, work himself, as county commissioner, for a little bigger 120 price for a bridge than he would let himself, as county commissioner, be worked for if somebody else was bridge agent, especially when the pay for sellin bridges depends on the price you sell them for?
— from Betsy Gaskins (Dimicrat), Wife of Jobe Gaskins (Republican) Or, Uncle Tom's Cabin Up to Date by W. I. (William I.) Hood

necessary I must rouse out Dr
Well, I won’t disturb anybody until I see what it is; then, if necessary, I must rouse out Dr Henderson.”
— from The Missing Merchantman by Harry Collingwood


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