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 1 1|  unknown force. I am of their opinion, I have doubted and refrained,
 2 1|       art of ruling by public opinion." ~"Opinion? That is the
 3 1|  ruling by public opinion." ~"Opinion? That is the most vicious
 4 1|   before those of nature, and opinion before conscience. You are
 5 2|     could not believe that my opinion carried any weight whatever;
 6 2|     for continually asking my opinion, and I have to look as if
 7 2|            I am quite of that opinion,' was his candid reply. '
 8 2|      had suddenly modified my opinion of Foedora. Trite or profoundly
 9 2|      true, I am quite of your opinion - our desires expand " ~"
10 3|  those symptoms which, in his opinion, pointed to pulmonary disease. ~"
11 3|    linger on in a body in our opinion devoted to death, while
12 3|  entered, "to give you my own opinion at once. I neither wish
13 3|      good, I am quite of that opinion," he said, "but he has two
14 3| dangerous for you. That is my opinion at least," he said, with