The principal speeches and addresses of ... the prince consort [ed. by sir A. Helps].Murray, 1862 - 268 pages |
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Page 32
... never assumed a nobler aspect , nor had more real beauty in it , than in the last year or two of his life . The character is written in the counte- nance , however difficult it may be to deci- pher ; and in the Prince's face there were ...
... never assumed a nobler aspect , nor had more real beauty in it , than in the last year or two of his life . The character is written in the counte- nance , however difficult it may be to deci- pher ; and in the Prince's face there were ...
Page 33
... never played with it : he never took one side of a question because the person he was conversing with had taken the other and , in fact , earnest discussion was one of his greatest enjoyments . He was very patient of contradic- tion ...
... never played with it : he never took one side of a question because the person he was conversing with had taken the other and , in fact , earnest discussion was one of his greatest enjoyments . He was very patient of contradic- tion ...
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... never enter , or are absolutely ignored , when the paramount obligation of duty is presented to them . If he had been a sove- reign prince , and , in a moment of peril , had adopted a form of constitution which was opposed to his ...
... never enter , or are absolutely ignored , when the paramount obligation of duty is presented to them . If he had been a sove- reign prince , and , in a moment of peril , had adopted a form of constitution which was opposed to his ...
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... never too late to bring him any new view , or fresh fact , which might be made to bear upon the ultimate decision which he would have to give upon the matter . To investi- gate carefully , weigh patiently , discuss dis- passionately ...
... never too late to bring him any new view , or fresh fact , which might be made to bear upon the ultimate decision which he would have to give upon the matter . To investi- gate carefully , weigh patiently , discuss dis- passionately ...
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... never was there an instance of more unselfish and chivalrous devotion than that of his to his Consort - Sovereign and to his adopted country . That Her reign might be great and glorious ; that his adopted country might excel in art , in ...
... never was there an instance of more unselfish and chivalrous devotion than that of his to his Consort - Sovereign and to his adopted country . That Her reign might be great and glorious ; that his adopted country might excel in art , in ...
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