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 1 5 |      should be ascertained at leisure by those who are bound by
 2 6 |      men of influence, and at leisure to take care of the public
 3 6 |    easily proved when we have leisure. But for the present, trusting
 4 6 | little, for we have plenty of leisure, and there is nothing to
 5 8 |  fellow, either in respect of leisure or comin and of the necessaries
 6 8 |    citizens have the greatest leisure, and they are not subject
 7 9 |       and out of this, at our leisure, select what is suitable
 8 9 |    suppose ourselves to be at leisure, not of necessity building,
 9 12|      to look a little more at leisure at the doings of other men;
10 12|    when everybody was most at leisure from all other business,