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1 4 |  ruggedness of the soil, not providing anything in great abundance.
2 6 |    the rain from heaven, and providing fountains and streams in
3 7 |     with the greater work of providing the necessary exercise and
4 8 |      proceed to the means of providing food. Now, in cities the
5 9 |      like men who are partly providing materials, and partly putting
6 10|     be likened to physicians providing against the diseases which
7 12| first comes the necessity of providing remedy for the loss; and