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1      I,  VI |      and useful regulations, enjoyed themselves in security amid
2      I,  VI |      or the other, but alone enjoyed their liberty. As necessity
3     IV,  I  |      to recover Genoa, which enjoyed freedom under the Dogiate
4     IV,  IV |    honors of government; yet enjoyed them all; and never went
5     IV,  VII|    and friends may be safely enjoyed, not one where they may
6      V,  II |   they had incurred; that he enjoyed all the honor of the liberation,
7    VII,  I  |   after the age of forty, he enjoyed the greatest felicity; and
8    VII,  III| senate, which, having always enjoyed their liberty, ought to
9   VIII,  VII| neighborhood of Florence. He enjoyed much favor both from fortune