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 1      I, IX  |    question with the following considerations:~Of everything which we
 2     II, III |  individual. For besides other considerations, everybody is more inclined
 3     II, VI  | compelled will not vote. These considerations, and others which will be
 4    III, IV  |       of the flute.~From these considerations may be gathered the answer
 5    III, V   |       of the good citizen, the considerations already adduced prove that
 6    III, XIII|        not the many.~All these considerations appear to show that none
 7     IV, XI  |  almost all legislators.~These considerations will help us to understand
 8     IV, XV  |        are much more important considerations, affecting all constitutions,
 9     VI, VI  |                  VI~From these considerations there will be no difficulty
10    VII, VI  |   government. Apart from these considerations, it would be undoubtedly