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1      I, 2 |        experts-sometimes from want of education, sometimes from ostentation,
2      I, 8 |              under aristocracy one of education. By education I mean that
3      I, 8 |      aristocracy one of education. By education I mean that education which
4      I, 8 |              By education I mean that education which is laid down by the
5      I, 8 |       aristocracy, the maintenance of education and national institutions;
6      I, 9 |                such as good birth and education, merely helps to make our
7     II, 16| newly-enriched means, so to speak, no education in riches. The wrongs they
8     II, 23|               eulogy or censure. E.g. education leads both to unpopularity,