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The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Vol. III

BOOK TENTH
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He is ready at the day with his written Speech: smooth as a Jesuit Doctor's, and convinces some.

And now ?...poor Louvet, unprepared, can do little or nothing.

Barrere proposes that these comparatively despicable _personalities_ be dismissed by order of the day! Order of the day it accordingly is." Carlyle, _ut supra_ .-- Ed.] [Footnote L: Harmodius and Aristogiton of Athens murdered the tyrant Hipparchus, 514 B.C., and delivered the city from the rule of the Pisistratidae, much as Brutus rose against Caesar .-- Ed.] [Footnote M: He crossed the Channel, and returned to England reluctantly, in December 1792.

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