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1   Read       |      been brought to let it go abroad, I desire it should be understood
2      I,  II  | history of mankind, and looked abroad beyond the smoke of their
3      I,  II  |       ignominy. And if we look abroad to take a view of men as
4      I,  II  |   history of mankind, and look abroad into the several tribes
5     II,  I   |        and diverted in looking abroad. Men’s business in them
6     IV,  XI  |       things affecting us from abroad. The same may be said of
7     IV,  XIII|     and hoary, if he will look abroad. Just thus is it with our
8     IV,  XVII|      is not safe for her to go abroad thin clad in such a day,
9     IV,  XX  |   suffer their minds to appear abroad in a piebald livery of coarse