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 1 2 |        whether he be great and strong or small and weak, and whether
 2 2 | Suppose that he be valiant and strong, and handsome and rich,
 3 3 |       swift of foot or fair or strong, unless he have some virtue
 4 4 |      and at the same time very strong, as in a tyranny, there
 5 5 |       the fair body, or to the strong or the swift or the tall,
 6 7 |     year; the nurses should be strong, and there should be more
 7 7 |   against any creature however strong, and die or undergo any
 8 8 |      either noble, or rich, or strong, or valiant, or warlike
 9 8 |     acquired the habit and are strong enough and like to take
10 10|    from her own energy and the strong influence of others—when
11 11|     pursuits which have a very strong tendency to make men bad.