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 1      I, IX  |        shoe is not made to be an object of barter. The same may
 2      I, IX  |       that getting wealth is the object of household management,
 3      I, X   |         and not from the natural object of it. For money was intended
 4    III, IV  |        have all of them a common object, which is safety in navigation.
 5    III, V   | exclusion is concealed, then the object is that the privileged class
 6    III, IX  |      only: if life only were the object, slaves and brute animals
 7     IV, VI  |      they claim, and having this object in view, they themselves
 8      V, XI  |          which all have the same object. A tyrant should also endeavor
 9      V, XI  |        whom he himself is not an object of hatred, and of whom he
10    VII, III |      comparison with this higher object, for the best is the most
11    VII, XIII|     pursuit of it. But since our object is to discover the best
12    VII, XIV | principle and no law having this object is either statesmanlike
13   VIII, II  |         effects will follow. The object also which a man sets before