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 1 3 |           unmixed, and possessing great strength, they became exposed
 2 4 |          still the discovery is a great one, and requiring much
 3 8 |    persons, and that, too, not in great quantity, but much less
 4 8 |       like, and that, too, not in great quantity, but much less
 5 9 |          and in fact I would give great praise to the physician
 6 9 |         which case one may commit great mistakes without producing
 7 9 |          when they fall in with a great, a strong, and a dangerous
 8 10|          he will straightway feel great loss of strength, trembling,
 9 12| discoveries, made from a state of great ignorance, and as having
10 14|         the human body it makes a great difference whether the bread
11 14|          powers of each, too, are great, and the one nowise like
12 15|        heat which is possessed of great efficacy, but the sour and
13 16|          weather, and contracting great cold in their feet, their
14 16|        necessity is there for any great remedy for it?~
15 19|       calculations of time are of great importance in such matters;