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1 1 |           to the~very middle of our epoch, the type and form of the
2 2 |             inconstancy of this our epoch. An archangel,~charged with
3 6 |             literary history of our epoch, and that her~influence
4 6 |           pleasures of the imperial epoch, Felicite brought herself
5 8 |          and facts, but which in an epoch of moral causes was~equivalent
6 8 | insufficiency of my education at an epoch when the nobles ought to~
7 23|             this public vice. Every epoch has its character~which