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 1      I, VI  |   interest, but where it rests merely on law and force the reverse
 2      I, XIII|   slave beyond and higher than merely instrumental and ministerial
 3     II, VI  | against her neighbors, and not merely useful at home. Even if
 4     II, VIII|       desire the good, and not merely what their fathers had.
 5     II, IX  |      should not determine them merely on their own judgment, but
 6    III, IX  |       truly so called, and not merely enjoys the name: for without
 7     IV, IV  |     sufficiently distinguished merely by these two characteristics
 8     IV, IV  |       a state were established merely to supply the necessaries
 9     IV, VII |        men absolutely, and not merely of men who are good when
10      V, XII |   state changes into oligarchy merely because the ruling class
11    VII, IX  |       just absolutely, and not merely relatively to the principle
12   VIII, III |  education which we must study merely with a view to leisure spent
13   VIII, VI  |  melodies and rhythms, and not merely in that common part of music