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 1 Intr,     1,    1     XVI    |     continues to be felt. Not only emigrate arms for work and exiles
 2 Intr,     4          XXII    |            of peasants and workers emigrate every year. They scatter
 3 Intr,     4          XXII    |      informed and the necessity to emigrate should be prevented  ./. 
 4 Intr,     4          XXIII   |          repeatedly the freedom to emigrate, but not to force people
 5    1,     1,   II       4    |           to say all, of those who emigrate to far-off America do not
 6    1,     1,   II       4    |            Either you steal or you emigrate. I am not allowed to steal
 7    1,     1,   II       4    |           what can I do? I have to emigrate: it’s the only thing left . . . .”~
 8    1,     1,   IX      25    |          this, convince him not to emigrate in the first place;~3. To
 9    1,     1,    X      26    |              The poor peasants who emigrate, when they don’t die during
10    1,     2            32    |          defense of the freedom to emigrate, but not force people to
11    1,     2            32    |            but not force people to emigrate, while he admits the need
12    1,     2            34    |            the complete freedom to emigrate, naturally protecting the
13    1,     2            37    |    misfortunes which force them to emigrate, without having someone
14    1,     2            38    |            convince the farmers to emigrate so as to obtain a reward
15    1,     2            39    |         who has already decided to emigrate to choose this or that Navigation
16    1,     2            39    |          as far as the decision to emigrate is concerned, it has already
17    1,     2            45    | independence and a great many even emigrate from the hated land, where
18    1,     2            48    |          the recognized freedom to emigrate, but a law is not a syllogism,
19    1,     2            48    |             then I say: freedom to emigrate, but not forced emigration,
20    1,     5            81    |           Helping people forced to emigrate is a civic and moral duty.
21    1,     7,   II     111    |         agent who convinces him to emigrate, by painting in glowing
22    1,     7,   II     114    |            peasants and workers to emigrate, without having someone
23    1,     7,   II     116    |       doors to anyone who wants to emigrate, but we have also given
24    1,     7,   II     116    |        join the army, nor does one emigrate. So why enact such a law?~
25    1,     8           126    |           and sisters compelled to emigrate. ~ ~ ~I have always ardently
26    1,     8           126    |           every instant. The seeds emigrate on the wings of winds. Plants
27    1,     8           126    |         the wings of winds. Plants emigrate from continent to continent,
28    1,     8           126    |        currents. Birds and animals emigrate. More than all others, man
29    1,     8           132    |           to direct those about to emigrate as well as come to the aide
30    2,     1,    I     142    |           English ports, when they emigrate. For the most part, they
31    2,     1,   II     144    |         fact that the Italians now emigrate to Asia, Africa, and Oceania
32    2,     1,   II     146    |         priests.~ The Italians who emigrate to the United States, in
33    2,     2,    2     180    |          compelled by necessity to emigrate from their native land,
34    2,     2,    3     181    |        condition of the masses who emigrate from Italy to the Americas
35    2                  317(14)|          by necessity each year to emigrate from their country and to
36    2,     6,   IX, 2,  347   |          years and who continually emigrate.~ The Americans hold many