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1 18    |       the delusive caprices and opinions of the mass of the people,
2 26    |      that the most unrestrained opinions may be openly expressed
3 32    |       the mind assents to false opinions, and the will chooses and
4 34    |       brand publicly many false opinions which were gaining ground,
5 34(22)| publicly manifesting whatsoever opinions and thoughts, lead to the
6 39    |        groundless calumny. Wild opinions she does repudiate, wicked
7 46    |   connive, in any way, at false opinions, never to withstand them
8 47    |       cannot be reconciled with opinions verging on naturalism or
9 49    |       habit of publishing their opinions, and above all by journalists.