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 1 2 |       own, and so receiving a higher pleasure, but now by their
 2 3 |    moment, and there was that higher fear, which they had acquired
 3 4 |    but demigods, who are of a higher and more divine race, to
 4 4 |    care. But of the truer and higher strain of law and politics,
 5 6 |     equality, of a better and higher kind, which is not so easily
 6 7 |      obeys them most, but the higher form of praise is that which
 7 8 |     if some one living on the higher ground recklessly lets off
 8 11|      and he will wish to look higher. And there are cases in
 9 11|     is a wonderful thing, far higher than that of a lifeless
10 12| neither is nor ever will be a higher, or better, or more scientific
11 12|    let not the mound be piled higher than would be the work of