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1  XIII|       have their own peculiar ideas of a fox's grip, for it
2  XIII|   heart amidst coldly sublime ideas!~ ~"As you please. Seek
3   XVI|        In the world there are ideas, ugly, extraordinary ideas,
4   XVI|    ideas, ugly, extraordinary ideas, of which your pure, childlike
5  XVII|    his best ally.~ ~With such ideas in his head, he prepared,
6  XVII| regarded her fixedly, and his ideas concerning this woman were
7   XIX|   hero of all great and noble ideas, he might say, "I first
8   XXI|    inspire him with all noble ideas; who would guide him along