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<p>If <del><gap/></del> a man does not do his duty he will degrade<lb/> | |||
himself was, it is plain, the notion of Lord Nelson.<lb/> | |||
So long as he <unclear>protects</unclear> money <add>without being prosecuted for it</add> <del><gap/></del> a man will not degrade<lb/> | |||
himself, unless it be considered <add>supposed</add> of him that he does<lb/> | |||
his duty, <del><gap/></del> was at the period of their respective appointments,<lb/> | |||
if conduct be an interpreter <add>a line</add> of thought, the<lb/> | |||
notion of the Honorable Turnspit and of the Noble Office<lb/> | |||
Clerk.</p> | |||
<p>Under Edward the 3<hi rend="superscript">d</hi>, if <del>he</del> we may believe his Chancellor,<lb/> | |||
it was <hi rend="underline">Newness trends the man</hi>. Under George<lb/> | |||
the 3<hi rend="superscript">d</hi>, if we may believe the <add>those</add> directors of his <unclear>Counsels</unclear>,<lb/> | |||
and <del>the</del> companions of his rides (not <add>for as I have better things</add> to speak of Chancellors)<lb/> | |||
it is money makes the man: and so long<lb/> | |||
as he has but enough of it, what else he may have<lb/> | |||
or not have is not worth a thought. As to <add>his</add> fitness –<lb/> | |||
fitness for <del>any</del> <add>his</add> situation, <add><unclear>this</unclear></add> so it be a high one it sufficiently<lb/> | |||
established by those penal inflictions <add>to</add> which<lb/> | |||
hung over all hands that with pens in them shall<lb/> | |||
presume to question it.</p> | |||
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If a man does not do his duty he will degrade
himself was, it is plain, the notion of Lord Nelson.
So long as he protects money without being prosecuted for it a man will not degrade
himself, unless it be considered supposed of him that he does
his duty, was at the period of their respective appointments,
if conduct be an interpreter a line of thought, the
notion of the Honorable Turnspit and of the Noble Office
Clerk.
Under Edward the 3d, if he we may believe his Chancellor,
it was Newness trends the man. Under George
the 3d, if we may believe the those directors of his Counsels,
and the companions of his rides (not for as I have better things to speak of Chancellors)
it is money makes the man: and so long
as he has but enough of it, what else he may have
or not have is not worth a thought. As to his fitness –
fitness for any his situation, this so it be a high one it sufficiently
established by those penal inflictions to which
hung over all hands that with pens in them shall
presume to question it.
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