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1 3 |    Reverence the faculty which produces opinion. On this faculty
2 4 |    happen, for the same nature~produces this, and has produced thee
3 8 |      surprised if the fig-tree~produces figs, so it is to be surprised
4 8 |      be surprised if the world produces such and~such things of
5 9 |        the proper~seasons each produces it. But if usage has especially
6 9 |        this is nothing. Reason produces~fruit both for all and for
7 10|     them down; then~the forest produces other leaves in their places.
8 11| remembers that not one of them produces in us an~opinion about itself,
9 12|        what the thing is which produces for~thee an appearance,