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1 3 |       or physicians to treat or cure their pupils or patients
2 4 |        others a ruder method of cure; and as children ask the
3 4 |      will ask the legislator to cure our disorders with the gentlest
4 4 |     slave doctors run about and cure the slaves, or wait for
5 4 |         he attempts to effect a cure. Now which is the better
6 8 |        good the damage, and, to cure him of his impudence and
7 9 |   diseases of the soul; and the cure of injustice will take the
8 10|      who is willing and able to cure some living thing as a whole—
9 11| entirely, we may yet partially, cure the evil by legislation.