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1   I,  11| difference, and some come more near to us and others less so,
2 III,  2 |       it wish, though it seems near to it; for choice cannot
3 III,  8 |        forest they do not come near one. Thus they are not brave
4 III,  10|      by the lowing that it was near, and therefore appears to
5   V,  1 |    different meanings approach near to one another the ambiguity
6 VII,  10|     first discussions, and are near together in respect of their
7 VIII,  1|        even in our travels how near and dear every man is to