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1   I,  34  |        entry, that he is a very clever poet; and it is a bad sign
2  II,  117 |       this is turned! Here is a clever workman! How brave is this
3   V,  319 |         to the other? The least clever. But I am as clever as he.
4   V,  319 |       least clever. But I am as clever as he. We should have to
5 VII,  532 |         and the lower, the more clever and the less clever, the
6 VII,  532 |        more clever and the less clever, the most exalted and the
7 VIII,  578|        The premiss.—Moses was a clever man. If, then, he ruled
8 XII,  792 | understanding.~The greatness of clever men is invisible to kings,
9 XII,  792 |        carnal-minded and to the clever. These are three orders