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This work contains many unusual words, spellings, references
and phrases. Punctuation is often unusual too. Many of these
look wrong, and occasionally do not seem to make much sense,
but they are faithfully copied from the author's text.
SYBIL, OR THE TWO NATIONS
by Benjamin Disraeli
I would inscribe these volumes to one whose noble spirit and
gentle nature ever prompt her to sympathise with the
suffering; to one whose sweet voice has often encouraged, and
whose taste and judgment have ever guided, their pages; the
most severe of critics, but--a perfect Wife!
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The general reader whose attention has not been specially
drawn to the subject which these volumes aim to illustrate,
the Condition of the People, might suspect that the Writer had
been tempted to some exaggeration in the scenes which he has
drawn and the impressions which he has wished to convey.
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