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 1     I,  9 |       were by long distances, a thing of all others the most favourable
 2     I,  45|                           Every thing was then ordered according
 3     I,  53|      their own safety, the next thing would be, that the most
 4     I,  83|    provinces, good God! it is a thing which not even those Germans,
 5     I,  86|         s special excellence, a thing most easy to do; and thus
 6    II,  26|  Othonianists had done the same thing and on the same grounds
 7   III,  40|      did what is the very worst thing in circumstances of peril,
 8   III,  58|        would not venture on any thing beyond words. At the instance
 9   III,  72|         to dedicate it, the one thing denied to his uniform good
10   III,  75|    blood of his countrymen. One thing is allowed by all, that,
11    IV,  5 |      power, rank, or indeed any thing not belonging to the mind.
12    IV,  15| summoned to the conscription, a thing naturally vexatious, and
13     V,  27|         of us. This is the next thing to liberty, and if we must