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1   I, 36 |         be taught to change his nature, if the Reason be not manifestly
2   I, 37 |         he acts contrary to his nature, and lends money to the
3  II, 87 |       meat of this animal which Nature has graciously bestowed
4  II, 87 |       and it is wrong to reject Nature's favours.~
5  II, 98 |         for us according to our nature.~
6  VI, 261|                   33 But though nature, companionship, and their
7 VII, 277|         our shape on the tender nature of the child, and most of
8 VII, 283|                        9 O holy nature, and parental love, and
9 VII, 294| advocates in a council-chamber, nature, and parenthood, and mother-love,