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 1 1 |       done, and I admired the spirit of your exposition; for
 2 1 |      or ambition. This is the spirit, Stranger, in which I was
 3 1 |       a generous and friendly spirit will be all the better for
 4 1 | praiseworthy where there is a spirit of endurance, but are very
 5 3 |       suppose this immoderate spirit to be more fatal when found
 6 3 |     would moderate a youthful spirit invested with a power which
 7 3 |   resume the argument in that spirit. And now, speaking of friendship
 8 3 |    things created in them the spirit of friendship; there was
 9 4 |       disorder; and this evil spirit, having first trampled the
10 5 |       heap of riches, but the spirit of reverence. We, indeed,
11 5 |     man who is not of a noble spirit is able to accomplish this.
12 5 |      legislator in a friendly spirit as far as he is able; and
13 5 |      are willing, in a kindly spirit, to share with those who
14 7 |   having much to do with high spirit on the one hand, or with
15 7 |   their systems out of a vain spirit of competition, or the tricks
16 7 |     He will go forward in the spirit of the poet:~Telemachus,
17 7 |    the victory of a laborious spirit. Thus, only the best kind
18 8 |       he imposes in an unjust spirit, let him be liable to pay
19 9 |       to be instructed, whose spirit cannot be subdued, or softened,
20 10|      the same time infuse the spirit of persuasion into his words,
21 10|     that they ever act in the spirit of carelessness and indolence?
22 10|    souls possessing an unjust spirit, who may be compared to
23 11|     shall follow in a similar spirit. He shall owe to him who
24 12|     be received in a friendly spirit. Now there are four kinds
25 12|     dispute about them in the spirit of contention or weakly