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    I ract, no disrespect for Jeubborn antiquity, compared ones nonage. te beyond t I s care to be in s of familiar intercourse  nation. I confess t I  to enter t me. I cannot sory of uries of injury, contempt, and e, on tion, and e, on t, and ougo affect t believe it can run clear and kindly yet; or t a fe of a nineteentury, can close up to me.  distasteful on `Cile spirit levels all distinctions, as all are beauties in t I do not relision of Jeical and unnatural in t like to see tures of an affected civility. If ted, o us altogetion,   table,  understand tites. Je Quaker. t of tially separative. B-----  to be of ---- Cians. t is strong in e of ism.  conquer t breaks out, ; tors, for t, are as Egyptians to riumpaking rong expression of sense in enance, and it is confirmed by ion of anding, as Kemble delivered dialogue. s, and give an appropriate cer to eacion. ion, in general,  ever-sensible countenances.  you seldom see a silly expression among t of gain, s being  -- but rembling. Jael able eyes.

    In tenance you en meet rong traits of benignity. I  yearnings of tenderness to  kindly upon one in casual encounters in treets and  Fuller beautifully calls -- t;images of God cut in ebony.quot; But I s li