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1    4,   5|     was a quantity of material goods, but more important than
2    4,   5|      more important than these goods was his dignity as a son
3    4,   5|      when he lost the material goods should have made him aware
4    4,   5| himself by the standard of the goods that he has lost, that he
5    4,   5|       his attitude to material goods; nevertheless under their
6    4,   5|  certain provision of material goods, though perhaps never as
7    6,  10|  produce not only new material goods but also a wider sharing
8    7,  14|      distribution of objective goods in an equitable manner,
9    7,  14|        objective and extrinsic goods, while love and mercy bring