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1 1 |  because it takes its rise naturally from some fundamental principle,
2 5 |    do or to suffer what is naturally suited to it, and sometimes
3 11|    one kind of argument it naturally pertains to hold the foremost
4 12| existing and living a life naturally suited to it, since the
5 13| which immediately follows, naturally or in the order proposed;
6 14| notion; or to things which naturally follow from the first and
7 16| the physical powers, which naturally takes place in sleep, seems