1819 Aug. 12 ult

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Fallacies Ch | | Lumping Classifiers

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2. Exposure

Member of the Ins Very true indeed. What is /True, and very true, and 'tis/ best of all /to/ say nothing at all. Sir, what you want with the Constitution is to subvert it.

Member of the Outs. That /So/ he does!

Peoplesman. Not I indeed. To subvert a thing is to turn it: to turn it, by a force applied underneath it. The good points /parts/ - I do not want to subvert /turn/ them: I do not want to meddle with them: the bad points /parts/, I do not want to subvert /turn/ them. I want /What I want with them is/ to get rid of them. With submission, when Gentlemen prefer a charge against /make a charge upon/ a man, it may be as well they should know /it might not be amiss if they were to know /knew// what they mean by it.