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... Bryan replied calmly : " I am always right . " The truly abstemious man is abstemious in all phases of his life ; Bryan was a glutton for self - righteousness , power and applause . Applause was like strong drink to him , he wallowed in ...
... Bryan replied calmly : " I am always right . " The truly abstemious man is abstemious in all phases of his life ; Bryan was a glutton for self - righteousness , power and applause . Applause was like strong drink to him , he wallowed in ...
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wider Bryan traveled and the faster he talked ; the harder Bryan fought , the more millions Hanna spent in counterattack . It was hardly a fair fight , one man against the interlocking billions , but Bryan put up a mag- nificent show ...
wider Bryan traveled and the faster he talked ; the harder Bryan fought , the more millions Hanna spent in counterattack . It was hardly a fair fight , one man against the interlocking billions , but Bryan put up a mag- nificent show ...
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... Bryan the excuse for which he had been looking . He subtly sabotaged Parker , ostensibly campaigning in his favor , but making sure that not too many people voted for him : Parker had to receive a sound beating if Bryan were to remain ...
... Bryan the excuse for which he had been looking . He subtly sabotaged Parker , ostensibly campaigning in his favor , but making sure that not too many people voted for him : Parker had to receive a sound beating if Bryan were to remain ...
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