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 1 Int      |       It presents an unusual reason for the end of the Great
 2  II, 60  |                   8 For this reason literary men and poets and
 3 III, 110 |     have been, he said, some reason why it was made of--this
 4 III, 129 |      the owners and for this reason the wave-work and the border
 5   V, 216 |         6 It was not without reason that the original founders
 6  VI, 283 |   power, yet there is a deep reason in each individual case
 7  VI, 311 |      the indication of right reason.~
 8  VI, 312 |    the abuse of the power of reason.~
 9  VI, 317 |        57 And it is for this reason that a like practice is
10  VI, 323 | thoughtlessly or without due reason, but its purpose is to enable
11 VII, 339 |           12 It was for this reason that I did this first.~
12 VIII, 399|    true way of ruling if you reason the matter well out. For
13 VIII, 403|      cannot be controlled by reason. For our souls possess the
14 VIII, 404|   yourself at the expense of reason and never by abusing your
15  IX, 487 | protracted and irremediable. Reason does not allow us to grieve
16  XI, 561 |    And when he perceived the reason why the misfortune had befallen