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1 7 |       in special and favourable circumstances, cannot, of itself, appertain
2 9 |   phenomenon independent of the circumstances of place and time, attributes
3 9 |     keeping with His character, circumstances and education, and with
4 20|         and a certain series of circumstances; it is, finally, forbidden
5 21| development, but as required by circumstances, or vitally as the Modernists
6 30|         his education, from the circumstances under which the facts took
7 30|      would have done under like circumstances. In this way, absolutely
8 33|        to examine carefully the circumstances and conditions affecting
9 51|        account of the different circumstances, be hurtful in another.