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 1    2|        coolly wield, appears less wild.~ ~ Youth is the season
 2    2|          enables them to curb the wild emotions that agitate a
 3    2|          it constant, would be as wild a search as for the philosopher'
 4    3|         being - one of Rousseau's wild chimeras.*~ ~ * 'Researches
 5    3|           had been allowed to run wild, and refine on the impressions
 6    3|  accidentally been allowed to run wild - as some of the elegant
 7    3|          a noble ambition. To the wild billows it has been said, '
 8    4|         moved a pace or two.~ ~ A wild wish has just flown from
 9    5|        now allowed to spread with wild luxuriance, nor do we expect
10    5|         the refuge of weakness or wild fanaticism, and not a governing
11    9|          rich; thus a war. or any wild goose chace, is, as the
12   13| injudiciously been allowed to run wild; for every violation of