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1 3 |      race able to live in the open air and go without sleep,
2 5 |       receive as friends with open arms.~Another piece of good
3 6 |       let there be a tribunal open to all private persons who
4 7 |      for gymnasia and schools open to all; these are to be
5 8 | perfect safeguard, so that no open or secret connection ever
6 10|     them, placing them in the open air, or wherever they may
7 12|     and the other shall throw open his house and allow him
8 12|     of the dead body into the open streets, or the processions
9 12|      answer is no secret, but open to all of us:—We must risk