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 1 I    |      are with a most profound respect, and an infamous falsehood,
 2 I    |      charity, and to the laws respect and obedience.~"Our apparel
 3 IV   |       possible for mankind to respect virtue when revealed in
 4 VII  |     when your son has not due respect shown him, what punishment
 5 VII  |   which men may be wanting in respect to me-first, in not doing
 6 VII  |     are now so very cold with respect to all things of this kind,
 7 XII  |      men. That man claims our respect who commands over the minds
 8 XIII |      But it is otherwise with respect to its nature; it is of
 9 XIV  | compare his philosophy in any respect with that of Sir Isaac Newton.
10 XV   |    revolution of Jupiter with respect to that of the earth. He
11 XVII |      to be immovable in every respect. They therefore created
12 XVIII|   give us pause. There 's the respect That makes a calamity of
13 XIX  |      But it is different with respect to tragedy, this treating
14 XXIII|       lifetime, and had a due respect paid to him after his death;