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 1 1|       flow in streams, and the public can have the pleasure of
 2 1|       Pont des Arts; all these public monuments seemed to have
 3 1|       engaged to whitewash the public mind, to give fresh costumes
 4 1|      intellects. Art, science, public works, everything, is consumed
 5 1|        is the art of ruling by public opinion." ~"Opinion? That
 6 2|       that is indispensable to public men. You must learn to know
 7 2|  prospects. Orphans rescued by public charity have at any rate
 8 2|   compared new works, that the public admired so much, with the
 9 2|   going out to some library or public lecture. These expenses,
10 2|  listen to professors who gave public lectures at the Bibliotheque
11 2|        us for the struggles of public life. ~"I found a woman
12 2|       a name, a label that the public is familiar with. So he
13 2|       me. As to your work, the public will decide upon it; and
14 2|  bequeathed several amounts to public institutions in his will,
15 3| statesmen to the management of public business, advocates to the
16 3|      sacrifice yourself to the public good, and I beg that you