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1 II|   called? What a hatred of the country~may be seen in the naturalization
2 VI| analogy with that of any~other country; for there is no more resemblance
3 IX|   civilized~world, seeking the country where openings would be
4 IX|     his heart; he idolized his country; he had not a thought~that
5 IX|    intestinal disorders of his country had~entered into his soul.
6 IX|   injure the prosperity of the country, he~scoffed at as backstairs
7 X | adjuration,~not to deprive the country of such superior talents.
8 XI|        has dropped in from the country, and~that his indifference
9 XI|      in the~degradation of the country was enough to aggravate