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1      1, I  |     otherwise believed, it is mere imposture, as it were in
2      1, II | government, it is assuredly a mere depravation and calumny,
3      1, III| whereas the corrupter sort of mere politiques, that have not
4      2, III|      by may read it”—that is, mere sensual persons, which hasten
5      2, IV |  allusive. The narrative is a mere imitation of history, with
6      2, V  |      referred? But there is a mere and deep silence touching
7      2, XXV|  points are which do make men mere aliens and disincorporate
8      2, XXV|    work upon and convert is a mere intoxication, and endangereth