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 1 I  |          our instructors. And, in fine, our age appeared to me
 2 I  |        honors and riches; and, in fine, that it is useful to bestow
 3 I  |      which they designate with so fine a name is but apathy, or
 4 I  |       fictitious titles. ~And, in fine, of false sciences I thought
 5 II |        with equal effect; and, in fine, the defects are almost
 6 III|         of all their desires. ~In fine, to conclude this code of
 7 III|       should such exist. ~And, in fine, I could not have restrained
 8 IV | omniscient, all-powerful, and, in fine, have possessed all the
 9 IV |           than they are. ~For, in fine, whether awake or asleep,
10 VI |          and that they sketch out fine designs of which not one