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 1 II | necessary for the good of his being as a whole. He may do so
 2 II |       may do so to ensure his being's existence and to avoid
 3 II |       a man to the level of a being reacting only to acquired
 4 II |       a sexual order which is being excited or has been excited
 5 II |       has been excited in his being, appetites whose impure
 6 III|     their deaths, and without being frightened by such an aberration
 7 III|   noted that, in his personal being, man is not finally ordered
 8 III|      part destined by all its being to be inserted in the whole
 9 III|       dispose of its physical being. Indeed, every direct attempt
10 III|  directly affect the physical being, either of the whole or