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1 V  | aggressive: it wants to have an intellectual battle over them. To persuade
2 V  |  development and balance of the intellectual faculties. All those variations
3 V  |       this power be physical or intellectual, we estimate it in our popular
4 V  |   reverse of noble, - since the intellectual significance of perfect
5 V  |      value of aggressive power, intellectual especially, in the great
6 VII|    equally strong appeal to the intellectual classes by reason of its
7 IX |     otherwise, according to the intellectual ability of~{p. 241}~the
8 IX |      and acts. The expansion of intellectual power, the refinement of
9 IX |       in that period of our own intellectual evolution when faith in