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1         I,I  | their~duty, each in his own sphere of influence, to celebrate
2         I,II |    class which, in a higher sphere,~historians call /pieces
3         I,II |    kept himself in the high sphere~of those who mingle business
4         I,IV |    distinguished in his own sphere of life, and the possessor
5         I,VI |   your oil I~keep to my own sphere, the human head; hats and
6         I,VII|      who each~represented a sphere in the great world, were