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1         I,I  |        demands the help of our intelligence, we are as much bound to~
2         I,II |  commerce with an eye in which intelligence was veiled beneath~simplicity:
3         I,II |     Constance, with her narrow~intelligence, was a type of the petty
4         I,II |  attributed his success to his intelligence and his integrity.~ ~*****~ ~
5         I,VI |       has raised himself up by~intelligence. He will acquire better
6         I,VI | counting-room, had lowered his intelligence by bending~it to the use
7         I,VI |   without peril to the seat of intelligence. Science has~recently made
8         I,VII|   Constance~credited with much intelligence and practical ability, had