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1      I,  11|    should make no difference whichever description is used; for
2     II,  7 |     number. Select therefore whichever of the two contraries is
3    III,  1 |  will record our assent that whichever side happens to have the
4    III,  2 |      should take, therefore, whichever of the consequences suits
5    III,  3 |  taken to be a greater good, whichever it be whose subtraction
6    III,  3 |      one ground alone. Also, whichever is the more precious for
7    III,  5 |    to which it belongs, then whichever does impart it is of that
8      V,  2 | belongs to it alone, so that whichever of these results happens,
9     VI,  10|     intends. In either case, whichever course he pursues, he is