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1         I,II | rendered him at least their~equal; and he thus passed the
2         I,II |      with whom he began, on equal shares, the~manufacture
3         I,II |   in direct relation nor in equal proportion to~the cause,
4         I,III|    but could find no outlay equal to the sum~dissipated. It
5         I,IV |      These claims--"~ ~"Are equal to those of our brave soldiers
6         I,V  |   believe he would have his equal here below.~What are politics
7         I,V  |     comes to ask a~kindness equal to your genius,--and that
8         I,VII| which brought him an~income equal to that of land); he supplied
9         I,I  | engaged in a transaction on equal shares;~you provide the