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Such a debate alone could take two or three hours, quite legitimately and worthily.
There is precedent on which we can worthily draw.
I feel sure that the appeal will be responded to worthily and loyally.
That would be worthily completed by a series of noble buildings, many of them dedicated to the use of the general public.
How many honours, worthily in our generation held, are to be impeached and rendered more or less important as the result of such a discussion?
I am sure he would have upheld most worthily the reputation of this country.
He struck a note which has been very worthily sustained by a number of other speakers.
I have seen the same arguments used—and in my opinion no more worthily used—on behalf of the miners in regard to their wages and hours.
