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A tooth-full of advice. My friends and countrymen, Since sundry moneyed gentlemen of this city have been generous enough to open the strings of their purses, to furnish belly-timber during the present election: let us eat heartily ... but despise the imputation of being influenced ... to vote for any person who appears so extremely anxious of advancing himself to a post
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- "A tooth-full of advice. My friends and countrymen, Since sundry moneyed gentlemen of this city have been generous enough to open the strings of their purses, to furnish belly-timber during the present election: let us eat heartily ... but despise the imputation of being influenced ... to vote for any person who appears so extremely anxious of advancing himself to a post"@en
- "A tooth-full of advice My friends and countrymen, Since sundry moneyed gentlemen of this city have been generous enough to open the strings of their purses, to furnish belly-timber during the present election: let us eat heartily ... but despise the imputation of being influenced ... to vote for any person who appears so extremely anxious of advancing himself to a post"@en
- "A tooth-full of advice My friends and countrymen, Since sundry moneyed gentlemen of this city have been generous enough to open the strings of their purses, to furnish belly-timber during the present election: let us eat heartily ... but despise the imputation of being influenced ... to vote for any person who appears so extremely anxious of advancing himself to a post"
- "A tooth-full of advice : My friends and countrymen, Since sundry moneyed gentlemen of this city have been generous enough to open the strings of their purses, to furnish belly-timber during the present election: let us eat heartily ... but despise the imputation of being influenced ... to vote for any person who appears so extremely anxious of advancing himself to a post"