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followed with greater art they are tied to the nest , or confined within or diligence ,
than is seen in the hatching of a cage , or by any other means appear to a chick ...
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death , of happiness and misery , years with disease and pain , despairing of ...
We sup- qualify ourselves for obtaining that greater port ourselves by the hardest
labour , the good , and avoiding that so ... greater evil , than to struggle for life and
death , of happiness and misery , years with disease and pain , despairing of ...
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and and Gaul ; and not only of the Alpine more rapid than the Rhone ; behind you
nations , but which is greater itill , of the are the Alps ; over which , even when ...
Be- general ; shall I , the conqueror of Spain fore you is the Po , a river broader
and and Gaul ; and not only of the Alpine more rapid than the Rhone ; behind you
nations , but which is greater itill , of the are the Alps ; over which , even when ...
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