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1 I |            and pursuits of mankind at large, I find scarcely one which
2 II|            become, in course of time, large towns, are usually but ill
3 II| indiscriminate juxtaposition, there a large one and here a small, and
4 II|        reformation in public affairs. Large bodies, if once overthrown,
5 V |            presence the heart of some large animal possessed of lungs (
6 V |              which cannot but be very large, because the orifices through
7 VI|           expect the public to take a large share in my interests, I