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 1 3 |  ourselves at this moment, often fancy that they see some beautiful
 2 3 |          boldness, and made them fancy that they can judge for
 3 5 |        of reverence. We, indeed, fancy that they will inherit reverence
 4 5 |         error men are induced to fancy that their own ignorance
 5 7 | following way:—People are apt to fancy, as I was saying before,
 6 7 |  thoughts; nor let the insidious fancy of catching birds, which
 7 10|         their complaint, and you fancy that they rush into impiety
 8 10|          youth or young man, who fancy that you are neglected by
 9 10|          and would not have them fancy that by the secret performance
10 11|          be married. Persons may fancy that the legislator never