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1 3 |       is nevertheless, under a different guise, but with like injustice,
2 6 |      But with man it is wholly different. He possesses, on the one
3 19|    suitable arrangement of the different parts of the body, so in
4 44|        conclusion must be very different if, together with the personal
5 45| example, the hours of labor in different trades, the sanitary precautions
6 49|     age of wider education, of different habits, and of far more
7 51|  immediate purpose and aim are different. Civil society exists for
8 53|       is notorious that a very different course has been followed,