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 1 7 |          he deems may be for his advantage in time yet to come. Hence,
 2 34|     contribute so largely to the advantage of the community may themselves
 3 34|      contrary, it will be to the advantage of all, for it cannot but
 4 35|         State should be, not the advantage of the ruler, but the benefit
 5 40|         ocean for his profit and advantage. "Fill the earth and subdue
 6 44|         was given to him for his advantage. Secondly, man's labor is
 7 47|        self evident. And a third advantage would spring from this:
 8 50|      than one; for they have the advantage of their society. If one
 9 51| immediate purpose is the private advantage of the associates. "Now,
10 57|       whatever of religion. What advantage can it be to a working man
11 60|          path which with so much advantage to themselves and the common
12 61|            61. And further great advantage would result from the state