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Personally, I am far too firm a believer Pray, sir, let me say R Read but your history aright Recollect, sir Reflections such as these Rely upon it Remember, I do not seek to Remembering some past occurrences Returning, then, to the consideration S Seriously, then, do I beg you Shall I tell you Shall we complain Should there be objection, I answer Since, then, it is provided Since, then, this is the case Sir, with all my heart, I respond So accustomed are we So at least it seems to me So far as I know So far as my observation and experience goes So far in general So I say to you So it comes to pass So long as we continue to love truth and duty So men are asking So much at first sight So much on this subject So that I may venture to say So that if you were persuaded So then ought we also So, to add one other example So, too, I may go on to speak So when I hear people say Some have insisted Some of you can recall the time Some of you may think this visionary Some of you will remember Some one will perhaps object Some prejudice is attached Some writer has said Sometimes I venture to think Sometimes it may happen Speaking in this place Startling as this may appear to you Stating only the truth, I affirm Still another encouraging fact Still further Still I can not part from my subject Still I have generally found Still I imagine you would consider it Still I know what answer I can make to Still it may with justice be said Still one thing more Still we ought to be grateful Strange as it may seem Strictly in confidence, I do not think Strictly speaking, there is no such thing Such a doctrine is essentially superficial Such are the rather tolerant ideas Such considerations as these Such, I believe, would be the consequences Such illustrations are not frequent Such, in brief, is the story Such is steadfastly my opinion Such is the deep prejudice now existing Such is the intellectual view we take Such is the lesson which I am taught Such is the progress Such is the truth Such, sir, I conceive to be Such, then, is the true idea Such, too, is the characteristic of Suffer me to point out Suffice it to say here Summing up what I have said Suppose we turn our eyes to Surely I do not misinterpret Surely it is a paradox Surely it
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