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... manner with regard to friendship , and that virtue had affixed a reputable appellation to such an error . And as a father ought not to contemn his son , if he has any defect , in the same manner we ought not [ to con temn ] our friend ...
... manner with regard to friendship , and that virtue had affixed a reputable appellation to such an error . And as a father ought not to contemn his son , if he has any defect , in the same manner we ought not [ to con temn ] our friend ...
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... manner : he orders a table to be brought , and the bags of money to be poured out , and several per . sons to approach in order to count it : by this method he sets the man upon his legs again . And at the same time he ad . dresses him ...
... manner : he orders a table to be brought , and the bags of money to be poured out , and several per . sons to approach in order to count it : by this method he sets the man upon his legs again . And at the same time he ad . dresses him ...
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... manners and cities of many men . ' He meditates not [ to produce ] smoke from a flash , but out of smoke to elicit ... manner forms his fictions , so intermingles the false with the true , that the middle is not inconsistent with the ...
... manners and cities of many men . ' He meditates not [ to produce ] smoke from a flash , but out of smoke to elicit ... manner forms his fictions , so intermingles the false with the true , that the middle is not inconsistent with the ...
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