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 1   I,  32 | which are made after a good model, because they are like this
 2   I,  32 |     they are like this good model, though each after its kind;
 3   I,  32 |     things made after a bad model. Not that the bad model
 4   I,  32 |     model. Not that the bad model is unique, for there are
 5   I,  32 |  example, on whatever false model it is formed, is just like
 6   I,  32 |    woman dressed after that model.~Nothing makes us understand
 7   I,  33 |     do not know the natural model which we ought to imitate;
 8   I,  33 | imagines a woman after this model, which consists in saying
 9   I,  33 |     sonnets made after this model "Village Queens."~
10   V,  294|     not have taken as their model the fancies and caprice
11 XII,  739|    its hope, the New as its model, and both as their centre.~
12 XII,  784|   be in all persons and the model of all conditions.~
13 XIV,  893| these corrupt the laws. The model is damaged.~