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 1 2 |      world) applied themselves in different ways; some exercised the
 2 2 |    occupations, nature points out different paths to different individuals. ~
 3 2 |     points out different paths to different individuals. ~
 4 6 |       these two tribes, though of different origin, dissimilar language,
 5 34|         senate a letter of a very different character, which, he said,
 6 51|         than was right. ~ “But to different persons, Conscript Fathers,
 7 51|       persons, Conscript Fathers, different degrees of license are allowed.
 8 52|      another, in support of their different proposals; but Marcus Porcius
 9 52|  Conscript Fathers, are extremely different, when I contemplate our
10 52|       dead; that the bad, going a different way from the good, inhabit
11 53| remarkable powers, though of very different character, Marcus Cato and
12 54|    reputation, though attained by different means. Caesar grew eminent