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Make such disposition of my resolution afterward as to you shall seem best; visit upon me any degree of criticism, censure, or displeasure; but do not refuse me a hearing.
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Sumner appeals for a hearing, accepting any criticism that may come from it, highlighting his dedication to his cause.
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