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<head>6 July 1802 4 41<lb/> N. S. Wales</head> | <head>6 July 1802 4 41<lb/> N. S. Wales</head> | ||
<p>Thus it was, that to save <add>to no worthier or higher purpose than the saving</add> a few negligent men from <lb/> the reproach of negligence (for though negligence was <lb/>proved upon them, worse than negligence was | <p>Thus it was, that to save <add>to no worthier or higher purpose than the saving</add> a few negligent men from <lb/> the reproach of negligence (for though negligence was <lb/>proved upon them, worse than negligence was not either <lb/> proved or probable) the <del>chief</del> <add>great</add> wish of the Revolution <lb/>was attempted to be <del>do</del> undone. To roast an <lb/>egg a piece for a few idlers, <del>more</del> the constitution was <lb/> <del>endeavoured to be set on fire</del>. <add>to have been <del>consumed</del> reduced to ashes.</add> Happily a man as<lb/> much more honest and clear-headed <add><del>than either of that</del></add> as he was less<lb/> <del>audacious</del>, <add>bold</add> ran in and <del> quenched it</del>, <add> <del>smothered the flame</del></add> (before any material <lb/>mischief had been done.) <del>and</del> beat the fire brand out of<lb/> their hands.</p> | ||
<p>That this attempt though but in part successful<lb/> (successful so far as concerned the obtaining an indemnity<lb/> which though so audaciously rejected, <add>could not</add> under the <lb/>circumstances of the case could not be refused) that this <lb/>attempt on the <del>f</del> part of the father should have been <add>saved</add> regarded<lb/> <add> | <p>That this attempt though but in part successful<lb/> (successful so far as concerned the obtaining an indemnity<lb/> which though so audaciously rejected, <add>could not</add> under the <lb/>circumstances of the case could not be refused) that this <lb/>attempt on the <del>f</del> part of the father should have been <add>saved</add> regarded<lb/> <add>taken</add><lb/> as a precedent by <add>to</add> the son, seems natural enough. <lb/> <hi rend='superscript'>[+]</hi> <note><hi rend='superscript'>[+]</hi> The place which in other nurseries is occupied by <del>the</del> Histories of Jack the <del>Seven</del> Giant Killer and the Seven Champions and the Seven Wise Masters and Mistresses was occupied by adventures such as these in a Nursery in which Oratory and the sort of craft called politics were both play and exercise.</note> <lb/><del>Adventures such as these must <add>were</add> have stood <add>served</add> in the place <lb/><add>instead</add> of the history of Jack the Giant — Killer and the Seven <lb/>Champions to a child bred to oratory and politics the species <add>sort</add> of crafts called politics from his cradle.</del> Many <del>a laugh</del> <add>must have</add> <lb/><del>must have been</del> <add>been the laughs</add> raised at the domestic board, by the recollection <lb/>of that aerial voyage, <del><unclear>havoc</unclear></del> <add>rubs</add> and <lb/>scratches <del>got</del> <add>received</add> in the course of it.</p> | ||
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6 July 1802 4 41
N. S. Wales
Thus it was, that to save to no worthier or higher purpose than the saving a few negligent men from
the reproach of negligence (for though negligence was
proved upon them, worse than negligence was not either
proved or probable) the chief great wish of the Revolution
was attempted to be do undone. To roast an
egg a piece for a few idlers, more the constitution was
endeavoured to be set on fire. to have been consumed reduced to ashes. Happily a man as
much more honest and clear-headed than either of that as he was less
audacious, bold ran in and quenched it, smothered the flame (before any material
mischief had been done.) and beat the fire brand out of
their hands.
That this attempt though but in part successful
(successful so far as concerned the obtaining an indemnity
which though so audaciously rejected, could not under the
circumstances of the case could not be refused) that this
attempt on the f part of the father should have been saved regarded
taken
as a precedent by to the son, seems natural enough.
[+] [+] The place which in other nurseries is occupied by the Histories of Jack the Seven Giant Killer and the Seven Champions and the Seven Wise Masters and Mistresses was occupied by adventures such as these in a Nursery in which Oratory and the sort of craft called politics were both play and exercise.
Adventures such as these must were have stood served in the place
instead of the history of Jack the Giant — Killer and the Seven
Champions to a child bred to oratory and politics the species sort of crafts called politics from his cradle. Many a laugh must have
must have been been the laughs raised at the domestic board, by the recollection
of that aerial voyage, havoc rubs and
scratches got received in the course of it.
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