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1      I, XIII|        artisans, for they often fail in their work through the
2      V, I   |      equality, although mankind fail attaining them, as I have
3      V, X   | prepared to lose his life if he fail. He must have the resolution
4    VII, XI  |     rainwater, such as will not fail when the inhabitants are
5    VII, XIII|       men, but in practice they fail to attain it; in other cases
6    VII, XIII|         end; and sometimes they fail in both. Take, for example,
7    VII, XV  |   principle may be mistaken and fail in attaining the highest