There was something of the tub-thumper about every one of them.
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For the genius of a tub-thumper is that he is usually born deaf.
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He had expelled Bernardo da Feltre, another tub-thumper whom he suspected of political subversion, but he treated Savonarola with indulgence.
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Shakespeare's "universal sympathy"-toquote Coleridge-didnot include the plainly-clad tub-thumper who dared to accuse him to his face of serving the Babylonish Whore.
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I often wonder what born tub-thumpers are like in their own homes.
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"Always a-preaching, the old tub-thumper," I heard William say to himself; but he made no further reference to the subject.