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 1 1 |        be deemed natural which arises out of the intercourse between
 2 2 |      the love of novelty which arises out of pleasure in the new
 3 3 |     accusation which generally arises in legislation, if a person
 4 4 |      and the intercourse which arises out of all these duties,
 5 6 |        friends. When a quarrel arises among neighbours or citizens,
 6 6 |       If, however, any dispute arises about what is proper and
 7 8 |      kinds, and out of the two arises a third kind, having the
 8 8 | Athenian. The friendship which arises from contraries is horrible
 9 8 |     communion; but that which, arises from likeness is gentle,
10 8 | intercourse of the sexes which arises out of the desires, whether
11 10|   motions, and the first which arises among things at rest as
12 11| friends, but if any difference arises about the collection, he
13 12|   ordered, the confusion which arises in them from the reception