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 1 II |    degrees, have had their laws successively determined,
 2 II |    goodness of each of its laws in particular, for many
 3 II |      And as a multitude of laws often only hampers justice,
 4 II |    governed when, with few laws, these are rigidly administered;
 5 III|  The first was to obey the laws and customs of my country,
 6 III|  that I disapproved of the laws which, to provide against
 7 V  | have also observed certain laws established in nature by
 8 V  | the concatenation of these laws, it appears to me that I
 9 V  | act in accordance with the laws which he had established. ~
10 V  |   pointed out what are the laws of nature; and, with no
11 V  |   been none in which these laws were not observed. ~Thereafter,
12 V  |   in accordance with these laws, dispose and arrange itself
13 V  |    had established certain laws of nature, and had lent