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Beauty , strength , swiftness , ourselves to be misled by vicious inclina- and other
qualities , are varied through tions , they will daily get new strength , the creation
in numberless degrees . In and end in dissolute lives . But if we cul- the same ...
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has many faults . It is unrally love magnificence and amplification . equal ,
incorrect ...
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Whole , was lessened to a twelfth . If strength and And now having done with the
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