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1 13|        which so to speak, are a kind of preparatory initiation
2 16|       but he was simultaneously kind, for he was easily appeased,
3 16|         direct towards them the kind offices of the government.~
4 18|      now proceed to a different kind, the virtues purificatory.
5 23|       assert the existence of a kind of souls that are capable
6 27|      his master's books. He was kind enough to yield, and wrote
7 33| enumerate all the facts of this kind, and to report the particular