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1      I, 7 | which does so by the greater amount is the greater of the two;
2      I, 12|   whereas the punishment may amount to a fine, or banishment,
3      I, 13|       A blow does not always amount to "outrage", but only if
4      I, 13|     owner’s knowledge always amount to "theft", but only if
5     II, 5 |      us: I mean only such as amount to great pains or losses.
6     II, 14|      timidity, but the right amount of each. They neither trust
7     II, 22|      is; what their revenues amount to; who their friends and
8    III, 11|      thou must not be", &c., amount to saying that the stranger