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1    III, V  |     wants of individuals, or mechanics and laborers who are the
2     IV, IV |       a second, the class of mechanics who practice the arts without
3     VI, I  | consist of husbandmen, or of mechanics, or of laborers, and if
4     VI, IV | employments, whether they be mechanics or traders or laborers.
5     VI, VII|    common people—husbandmen, mechanics, retail traders, laborers;
6    VII, IX |    must not lead the life of mechanics or tradesmen, for such a
7    VII, IX |  good circumstances; whereas mechanics or any other class which
8   VIII, VII|     vulgar crowd composed of mechanics, laborers, and the like—