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1 Ded |   perhaps accuse me of larceny, having stolen from your affairs
2 Pre |       they, on the contrary, as having in them some breath of life,
3 Pre |      intellect above the vulgar having been fain, for reputation'
4 Pre |      truth in charity.~And now, having said my prayers, I turn
5 Plan|         first part of the work.~Having thus coasted past the ancient
6 Plan|       on their own account, but having just the same relation to
7 Plan| consideration makes me anxious, having the management of the childhood,