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Levin rightly disparages the “nostalgia” that he says “blinds” both liberals and conservatives to this new reality.

Alice darted a keen look on the Duke, as if to read his meaning; another on Charles, to know whether she had guessed it rightly.

I leave this as a testimony that none need to fear his rightly sending forth those who ask and rightly wait for his counsel.

Rightly shall all wars fated to come sink to peace beneath the line of Assaracus; nor art thou bounded in a Troy.'

To prove that tobacco, rightly used, is harmless, is to prove that it does pay to smoke.

Others, although but moderately endowed, have arrived at eminence by sheer persistence and rightly directed study.