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1 I |      acknowledged supreme, by reason of~his energetic and caustic
2 II|      abide the Kritik of Pure Reason; as for the impure reason"~ ~"
3 II|     Reason; as for the impure reason"~ ~"There he goes!" said
4 II|      Blondet.~ ~"But there is reason in what he says," exclaimed
5 V |       live the Kritik of Pure Reason, La Symbolique, and the~
6 V |     interrupted Blondet, "one reason for loving is the fact that~
7 V |      upon somebody. For which reason, it occurred to~him to put
8 VI| restrained by education~or by reason from schemes that are tacitly