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 1 1 |       company at the time, and to increase them for the future by his
 2 1 |     drinking of wine heighten and increase pleasures and pains, and
 3 3 |           race may still grow and increase. Hence in those days mankind
 4 4 |     difficulty increases with the increase, and diminishes with the
 5 5 |         deeming poverty to be the increase of a man’s desires and not
 6 5 |      special care may be taken to increase the number of births by
 7 6 |       night Heaven will give them increase, who can say? Moreover,
 8 6 |    unsteady in sowing the seed of increase, and is likely to beget
 9 6 |      contests to extinguish their increase and influx.~But to return:—
10 7 |    expressive of preservation and increase of former good, in which
11 8 |     destroying the seeds of human increase, or sowing them in stony
12 8 |          from any female field of increase in which that which is sown
13 8 |     within what limited a man may increase and diminish his possessions,
14 10|          first principle receives increase and attains to the second
15 10| composition and decomposition, by increase and diminution and generation
16 11|           not gain so much in the increase of my possessions, if I
17 12|         number of votes, and thus increase the number beyond one–half,
18 12|          good the continuance and increase of justice, and for the