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1 Intro| penalty of disease.~There is a similar harmony or disagreement
2 Intro|   philosophical. But these and similar distinctions are not found
3 Intro|    which Alcibiades makes of a similar fit of abstraction occurring
4 Intro|      the fair, which receive a similar attestation in the concluding
5 Intro|      emperors were assailed by similar weapons which have been
6 Intro|   Potidaea’ any more than in a similar salutation when practised
7 Text |      the soft. Let us adduce a similar proof of the tenderness
8 Text |        leaving another new and similar existence behind—unlike
9 Text |      well, but I never had any similar feeling; my soul was not