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1 5 |       and of a feeble kind, and bear a resemblance to the diseases
2 7 |       are sweet, clear, and can bear a little wine; they are
3 12|         seasons, may be said to bear a close resemblance to the
4 16|   dangers on their own account, bear the prizes of their own
5 22| possessions were more likely to bear the punishments of these
6 23|         it, for they themselves bear off the rewards of victory,