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Dr. Dexter, said Commerce--Commerce always referred to John Dexter as Doctor, though no Doctor was he and he knew it well,
gpt
Dr. Dexter, we feel that your encouragement--hum--uhm--well, your patronage of this man Adams, in his--well, shall we say incendiary-- a harsh word is incendiary, so Commerce stopped and touched its graying side whiskers reverently and patted its immaculate white necktie, and then went on:
human
With Commerce indeed there is no vast difference between the indiscreet and the incendiary.
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Why? interrupted John Dexter sharply, throwing Commerce sadly out of balance. But the Law, which is the palladium of our liberties, answered for Commerce in a slow snarling,
human
But Mr. Calvin, returned John Dexter quickly,
gpt
The Law did not deign to answer the preacher and then Industry took heart to say, pulling its military goatee vigorously, and clearing its dear old throat for a passage at arms:
human
Captain, he said,
gpt
Yes--and you know what happened to Him, sneered the Courts, which are the keystones of government in the structure of civilization.
human
And, continued the Courts, in a grand and superior voice,
gpt
--titters from the listening angels,
human
inaudible guffaws from the angels,
gpt
My pulpit, Judge, answered John Dexter sternly,
human
And John Dexter brought down a resounding fist on the table before him.
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I believe that the first duty of religion is to preach shame on the wicked, that they may quit their wickedness, and if, John Dexter's voice rose as he went on,