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 1 1 |    is said in a generous and friendly spirit will be all the better
 2 1 |      duty is to preserve the friendly feelings which exist among
 3 3 |    fire and desolation among friendly races. And as they hate
 4 5 | allow others to partake in a friendly way of any good, is deserving
 5 5 |  away by the legislator in a friendly spirit as far as he is able;
 6 5 |      happy as may be, and as friendly as possible to one another.
 7 6 |     the people mingling in a friendly manner in every place and
 8 8 |      men and maidens holding friendly intercourse with one another.
 9 9 |   them how they thay live on friendly terms with one another,
10 11|  their own children, and are friendly to those who honour, and
11 12|      should be received in a friendly spirit. Now there are four