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1      I, 10|     action due to wealth or poverty; it is of course true that
2      I, 10|     be due not to wealth or poverty but to appetite. Similarly,
3      I, 10| e.g. the sense of wealth or poverty, of being lucky or unlucky.
4     II, 2 |    afflicted by sickness or poverty or love or thirst or any
5     II, 2 |     man by disregard of his poverty, a man aging war by disregard
6     II, 7 |    those who stand by us in poverty or in banishment, even if