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1 2 |         so improbable, has been readily believed, and also innumerable
2 4 |        therefore they could not readily build them. Hence they could
3 4 |      wish the citizens to be as readily persuaded to virtue as possible;
4 5 |        times, and that they may readily supply their various wants,
5 7 |         of the change; and they readily comply with the child’s
6 9 |        The obedient nature will readily yield to such exhortations,
7 11| occupations themselves will not readily fall into habits of unbridled
8 11|         if a man do know can he readily persuade others to believe