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6986. PRIVATE LIFE vs. PUBLIC LIFE.—[further continued].
The pomp, the turmoil, the bustle and splendor of office, have drawn
but deeper sighs for the tranquil and irresponsible
occupations of private life.—
To the Inhabitants of Albemarle County, Va. Washington ed. v, 439.
Ford ed., ix, 250.
(M.
April. 1809)
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