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1 6 |         as the rest of the animal kind, the fruition of things
2 17| differences of the most important kind; people differ in capacity,
3 30|         mercy, so that hardly any kind of suffering could exist
4 34|           that solicitude of this kind will be harmful to any interest;
5 42|            for not unfrequently a kind of labor is easy at one
6 44|                       44. To this kind of argument a fair-minded
7 51|          into a "society" of this kind is the natural right of
8 54|         54. Associations of every kind, and especially those of
9 63|            Charity is patient, is kind, . . . seeketh not her own, . . .