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1 1 | pleasure; and further, there is reflection about the good or evil of
2 4 |      insolence and wrong. Which reflection led him to appoint not men
3 7 | expected; and he who makes this reflection may himself adopt the laws
4 7 |         similar nature. And the reflection which lately arose in our
5 7 |     Then we will allow time for reflection, and decide when we have
6 8 |       Very good.~Athenian. Upon reflection I see a way of imposing
7 10|       and therefore by mind and reflection only let us apprehend the
8 12|     guardians of the law may by reflection derive what is necessary,