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1 There is a public spirit there which is rare in these climes.
2 Hence there is no excuse but indifference and lack of public spirit .
3 Here his eloquence and active public spirit soon made him well known.
4 Some other Russian efforts at keeping up public spirit were less legitimate.
5 They offered no opportunity for a man of ability and public spirit .
6 No, Glasgow must be content with its wealth and its public spirit .
7 It's there all right, but it is public spirit for private gain.
8 As a citizen, he is noted for patriotism, liberality, and public spirit .
9 We revered public services but spoke too little of public spirit .
10 The public spirit is inflamed here; you are a leader of the people.
11 There had been a decline in the public spirit of playgoers.
12 True public spirit is equally difficult for the millionaire and for the clerk.
13 Nobody develops philanthropy and the public spirit until he gets rich and respectable.
14 Obviously it is the public which ought to have public spirit .
15 The public spirit and good sense of the majority, however, prevailed.
16 One of the characteristics of Mr. Girard was his public spirit .
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