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 1    1|         that it is necessary to pursue the course of reason as
 2    1|        has nothing to do but to pursue some extravagant freak;
 3    2|    secondary thing, they do not pursue any one branch with that
 4    2|      than assert their claim to pursue reasonable pleasures and
 5    2|         life, and to be able to pursue with vigour the various
 6    2|    distinction.~ ~  I shall not pursue this argument any further
 7    3|  surprise. I must be allowed to pursue the argument a little farther.~ ~
 8    3|      God, is forgotten. I shall pursue this subject still further,
 9    3|        union of the sexes, both pursue one common object, but not
10    4|   mankind will never vigorously pursue an intellectual object,*
11    5|   effect: provided they are let pursue their amusements at pleasure,
12    5|          which you need only to pursue and regulate. The little
13    5|     wish to make your son rich, pursue one course - if you are
14    9|     exert themselves, unless to pursue some frothy pleasure, or
15    9|     road open by which they can pursue more extensive plans of
16    9|        an hint, which I mean to pursue, some future time, for I
17    9|     idleness forces the rich to pursue, appear so enticing to the
18    9|      kinds, they might likewise pursue, if they were educated in
19   12|         and making them jointly pursue the same objects.~ ~ A child
20   12|        at home, though they may pursue a plan of study in a more
21   12|     boys and girls permitted to pursue the same studies together,
22   13|        merely to enable them to pursue the same course with impunity?
23   13|       by accident or choice men pursue, and though they jostle
24   13| houseful of babes. And did they pursue a plan of conduct, and not
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