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 1 1|      view of making him a good citizen. Loving his country better
 2 1|  triumph in which every honest citizen and townsman might be expected
 3 2|     perform the part of a good citizen." ~"First of all," said
 4 2|    said the Count, "I am not a citizen, but an officer, which is
 5 2|        generous, and most able citizen of the Seven United Provinces.
 6 5|       a year. ~When the worthy citizen, the father of Cornelius,
 7 5|     living next door to him, a citizen of the name of Isaac Boxtel
 8 7|      to see their great fellow citizen getting into his coach. ~
 9 8|     Cornelius de Witt is a bad citizen, as he is charged with high
10 8|        the contrary, am a good citizen, as I am not charged with
11 8|     Cornelius de Witt is a bad citizen, -- of which there can be
12 8|       Baerle, is no less a bad citizen than himself. ~"And, as
13 8| himself. ~"And, as I am a good citizen, and as it is the duty of
14 8|      is the duty of every good citizen to inform against the bad