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 1 1 |    must be done for the public interest in a manner that~befits
 2 3 |  necessity and for the general interest, imagining what another
 3 3 |   without regard to the common interest,~nor without due consideration,
 4 6 |     every man, this is for the interest~of the universal: this might
 5 9 |        conducive to the common interest, he has acted conformably
 6 10| thinking that it is either thy interest or thy duty to do this.~
 7 10|       my efforts to the common interest, and divert them~from the
 8 11|      something for the general interest? Well then I have had~my
 9 11|       which concern the common~interest; so also ought we to propose
10 12|     not opposed to the general interest, but it is good, since it~