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quadgram frequency
on the other hand57
at the same time47
in the case of45
for the sake of37
one and the same35
that it is a33
the nature of the32
the rest of the29
those things which are29
by reason of the28
for it is not27
journal of hellenic studies25
it is probable that25
the iliad and odyssey25
the author of the21
greek omitted and greek20
that it is the20
for the most part20
by reason of their20
omitted and greek omitted20
is the cause of19
is the reason that19
greek omitted for greek18
omitted for greek omitted18
in his book of18
in his first book18
of those things which18
part of the soul17
is said to be17
it is evident that17
of the iliad and17
the age of the17
a great deal of17
the middle of the17
not so much as17
a glass of wine16
the iliad and the16
his third book of16
in the midst of16
that is to say16
to be found in16
that which is not16
and that which is16
there can be no16
and at the same15
as well as the15
his first book of15
it comes to pass15
books of the iliad15
is not to be15
to say that the15
it is impossible to15
in his third book15
in the first place15
that it is not15
after the same manner15
of those that are14
but it is not14
that the world is14
iliad and the odyssey14
the case of the14
and therefore it is14
early age of greece14
in the course of13
the body of the13
in the house of13
in the same way13
of the mycenaean prime13
such things as are13
the time of the13
the beginning of the13
the word greek omitted13
it is manifest that13
it seems to me13
every one of them13
of the same kind13
that it is an13
in the way of13
the poet of the12
at the end of12
the use of the12
have been able to12
of that which is12
as in the following12
the cause of the12
of the sixth century12
i do not see12
the motion of the12
by reason of its12
the parts of the12
as it were a12
and this is the12
as when he says12
is called greek omitted12
what is the reason12
it is plain that12
seems to have been12
the idea of a11
is that which is11
in the matter of11
in the highest degree11
stand in need of11
as if they were11
the house of odysseus11
is nothing else but11
and upon this account11
it is to be11
that there is no11
such things as these11
every one of us11
the poet of book11
the harmony of the11
over a glass of11
are said to be11
in the universal review11
at the time of11
as if he were11
of the homeric poems11
be said to be11
for the first time11
in the iliad and11
it is no wonder11
in respect of the10
the stoics say that10
the oldest parts of10
make the best of10
of the seventh century10
birth of the virgin10
and that it is10
on the other side10
that there is nothing10
the part of the10
to do with the10
those things that are10
in an age of10
in one and the10
that a wise man10
it is possible to10
are not to be10
the chanson de roland10
that there is not10
the end of the10
in the same place10
to show that the10
parts of the world10
the best and most10
when he says that10
of use and disuse10
to me to be10
it is not so10
to suppose that the10
as soon as he9
it is likely that9
the humour of homer9
that the soul is9
it is of the9
it is said that9
so much as a9
none of these things9
but we do not9
on the left arm9
nothing else but the9
the pleasures of the9
the fact that the9
at the beginning of9
we do not know9
every one of the9
it is not the9
but i do not9
to be the same9
the sixth century b9
the soul of the9
as if it were9
the origin of species9
worn on the left9
of the soul is9
oldest parts of the9
poet of book x9
companion to the iliad9
that he could not9
to have been a9
and there is no9
and for greek omitted9
on account of the9
on the part of9
that it should be9
there is not any9
is the same thing9
as in the case9
there is not a9
comes to pass that9
as soon as we9
the principal part of9
book of the gods9
is not in the9
in the middle of8
is to be found8
in the age of8
of the nature of8
the picture of life8
they make use of8
in an uncritical age8
parts of the iliad8
than that of the8
in his second book8
as far as possible8
in the same manner8
but those that are8
the way in which8
with a great deal8
it is necessary to8
in works of art8
are a great many8
principal part of the8
his second book of8
those that are not8
the work of one8
of a man who8
the heat of the8
and the rest of8
have been found in8
is no wonder that8
it is not likely8
parts of the body8
instead of greek omitted8
the figure of the8
i do not know8
we are told that8
and such as are8
on the one hand8
one of the company8
that the sun is8
of the iliad is8
i should like to8
of the eighteenth century8
the work of a8
part of the body8
to the reason of8
in which it is8
seem to me to8
to be in the8
we are not told8
that which is in8
the centre of the8
neither equal nor unequal8
things according to nature7
is probable that the7
the temper of the7
published in the universal7
the cause of this7
it is in the7
is of the same7
the deadlock in darwinism7
of the eighth century7
to eat and drink7
to that which is7
the account of the7
pleasures of the body7
but as to the7
is in our power7
how is it possible7
the essence of the7
who say that the7
but that which is7
in the mind of7
the age of bronze7
said to be of7
in the fact that7
it is not possible7
the names of the7
by the name of7
if any one should7
and it is a7
nothing to do with7
in animals born of7
in the homeric poems7
that is in the7
there are a great7
by the help of7
but when it is7
lives of eminent christians7
i have been able7
the same thing as7
work of one age7
that there is an7
so much as to7
are the work of7
and by this means7
say that there is7
is one of the7
the development of the7
every one of these7
animals born of parents7
that it is neither7
to the conclusion that7
for that which is7
in his treatise of7
of the life of7
this is one of7
middle of the sixth7
when he said that7
in the odyssey the7
in the beginning of7
the same thing with7
nature of the universe7
and the same thing7
he makes use of7
the life of a7
be found in the7
is the work of7
as it has been7
which is in our7
a figure of speech7
that there was no7
against the common conceptions7
the making of the7
came to be accepted7
the birth of the7
as if he had7
to be able to7
the greater part of7
a good deal of7
in the nature of7
that there is a7
i do not think7
is said to have6
the preservation of the6
the use of iron6
the opinion that the6
was one of the6
according to the reason6
the state of the6
the time of pisistratus6
that he does not6
he says that the6
but there is no6
by the providence of6
it will not be6
which the homeric poems6
of good and evil6
ought not to be6
however this may be6
i know not how6
the work of the6
but that it is6
for there is no6
on the ground that6
a point on which6
as we shall see6
living in an age6
that he should have6
the providence of the6
the nature of a6
do not see how6
as it were in6
conditions under which the6
the form of a6
is not likely that6
the way of all6
it would have been6
for a long time6
as we have seen6
third book of the6
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the midst of the6
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for the purpose of6
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one of which is6
not in the least6
the meaning of the6
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be the cause of6
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as far as we6
as it were the6
in the british museum6
four or five centuries6
that part of the6
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in which there is6
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what is the cause6
the slaying of hector6
in the time of6
so far as it6
the sun and moon6
in the sixth century6
of those things that6
the date of the6
of the lower animals6
there is a certain6
the master of the6
the reason of this6
in the mycenaean prime6
the sons of greece6
not seem to have6
the eighth century b6
in an age when6
as much as he6
way of all flesh6
it is the same6
such a thing as6
the father of the6
that there can be6
in his book concerning6
so far as to6
of their own period6
so that there is6
nor is there any6
the authoress of the6
providence of the gods6
concerning good and evil6
the vase of aristonothos6
that the nature of6
and i do not6
the homeric poems are6
the passages in which6
the age of iron6
the greater number of6
if he had not6
of gods and men6
that it was not6
there is but one6
in the hands of6
one and the other6
it would not be6
of their own time6
that the iliad was6
the assistance of the6
in the form of6
that there should be6
the period of the6
to that of the6
and those that are6
from that which is6
but on the contrary6
the reason that the6
not be able to6
how a single version6
that every one of6
parts of the poems6
we may be sure6
that use and disuse6
greater part of the6
the size of the6
true parallel to the6
that the homeric poems6
if it is not6
of a single age6
the cause of all6
the return of the6
to make use of6
to the age of6
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by this means the6
in the blank space6
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must of necessity be5
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the manner of a5
of the other gods5
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the light of the5
to those who are5
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the work of several5
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in the middle ages5
authoress of the odyssey5
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the parts of it5
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the wrath of achilles5
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that it is in5
say that it is5
greek omitted from greek5
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at the point of5
the seventh century b5
the algonquins and iroquois5
to be a good5
as he does in5
as that which is5
a part of the5
darwin among the machines5
of the virgin mary5
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as far as the5
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the heroes of the5
that there may be5
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and by reason of5
those who say that5
the violence of the5
the end of his5
for swords and spears5
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as that of the5
books of samuel butler5
of the anthropological institute5
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says that it is5
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of the figure of5
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of the world is5
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who says that the5
to have been the5
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to account for the5
one generation to another5
of the iliad are5
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stands in need of5
that the universe is5
the whole of the5
of the soul and5
the superficies of the5
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that which is incorporeal5
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the same manner as5
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the close of the5
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that i was not5
of the picture of5
later poets of the5
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is not able to5
as i have said5
the number of the5
from an old woman5
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harmony of the picture5
on the following day5
that the iliad is5
that he did not5
the mycenaean shaft graves5
those that drink it5
things which are done5
the best of the5
the th of september5
the one nor the5
so far as i5
the valley of saas5
to the effect that5
to be of the5
it is very probable5
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book of the iliad5
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to reason rightly in5
blown out to sea5
in the person of5
transmission of acquired characters5
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the power of the5
of which they are5
the one and the5
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represented in mycenaean art5
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that which is most5
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the theory that the5
the chansons de geste5
in the seventh century5
of the mycenaean age5
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the existence of the5
poets of the iliad5
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which there is no5
out of the body5
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it follows that the5
with which they were5
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as one of the5
i have met with4
that the body of4
is according to nature4
a copy of the4
the accumulation of fortunate4
do not know whether4
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that the poems are4
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we ought not to4
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the head of the4
iliad as it stands4
the use of speech4
and we know that4
what has been said4
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it is commonly said4
might be expected to4
and not to the4
the graves of the4
seasons of the year4
the motions of the4
as much as in4
should like to know4
the first book of4
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it is necessary that4
as those that are4
his fourth book of4
that some of the4
is very probable that4
rising and setting of4
all of a sudden4
between good and evil4
point on which we4
let us see whether4
of the other philosophers4
if it was not4
being the cause of4
take notice of the4
as is well known4
of the homeric house4
from neck to ankles4
that he may have4
there was a great4
that the stars are4
of the same nature4
a great part of4
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an injury to the4
in the domain of4
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not so much to4
as the author of4
poet of the iliad4
of a wise man4
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that are said to4
of the birth of4
to be seen in4
to those things which4
of the transmission of4
which is said to4
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the age of pisistratus4
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by the names of4
would not have been4
the best of my4
of ares and aphrodite4
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upon the same account4
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by its own nature4
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the author of book4
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that there are in4
some of the pythagoreans4
seems to me to4
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sense of what is4
that the earth is4
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state of the dead4
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to him and his4
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the character of the4
men of the sword4
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as to think that4
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of his or her4
the character of agamemnon4
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of the greek epics4
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it is possible that4
it is not probable4
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the recess of the4
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the reason of it4
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the moral standard of4
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what is commonly called4
the mind of man4
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the most part of4
day of the month4
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the outward and visible4
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the eighth to seventh4
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that that which is4
with the rest of4
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the art of the4
of all sorts of4
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things that are done4
eighth to seventh centuries4
on the trojan side4
idea of a stone4
by which means the4
the theory of evolution4
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the voice of the4
to do the same4
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in so far as4
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i am of opinion4
paraphrase of homer by4
this to have been4
are according to nature4
nothing in the world4
no wonder that the4
the fact that he4
nor can it be4
in the iliad are4
the conception of the4
may be said to4
the mutiny of achilles4
to think that a4
he tells us that4
that the air is4
is not possible to4
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with a great many4
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the effect of the4
out of the way4
single version of the4
the same way as4
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the scene of the4
the problem of the4
make use of the4
is nothing in the4
as a kind of4
poems are the work4
of the four elements4
if we are to4
the principle of all4
who seems to have4
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the place of the4
the details of life4
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of the soul of4
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the greatness of the4
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to the fact that4
of the poems which4
of what is said4
the end of book4
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moral standard of the4
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of things which are4
the principle of motion4
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the help of a4
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said to have been4
eclipse of the sun4
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of the age of4
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tell us that the4
the substance of the4
the point of view4
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the conclusion that the4
the sanctuary of montrigone4
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be said to have4
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the side of the4
the greatest part of4
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the summer and winter4
the gods to be4
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late parts of the4
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are said to have4
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the reason of jupiter4
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that according to the4
things of the same4
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a young man ought4
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the reason of the4
the things that are4
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knowledge of good and4
any one of them4
the shield of his4
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part of the iliad4
of bronze and iron4
the construction of the4
those who have been4
as well as to4
there may have been4
the thickness of the4
repugnant to common sense4
each of which is4
that acquired characters can4
those things which it4
the transmission of acquired4
the gifts of atonement4
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is caused by the4
that we should not4
hence it comes to4
the designer of the4
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poet of the odyssey4
out of the earth4
to the doctrine of4
in his fourth book4
what is to be4
the reason that those4
the authors of the4
for how can it4
is supposed to be4
of the homeric problem4
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that which is said4
the evidence for the4
the greatest of all4
an age of iron4
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as if a man4
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the odyssey and iliad4
as long as it4
than the rest of4
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have been written by4
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of the moon is4
summon the host to4
the spirit of the4
the manner in which4
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in which he says4
as has been said4
can it but be4
i will tell you4
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that which is the4
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we began to inquire4
the last of the4
uses of bronze and4
we must remember that4
the obliquity of the4
that of the celts4
there must have been4
of these things is4
the work of four4
reason rightly in the4
appears to be a4
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that those who have4
that it is no4
first book of justice4
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the first part of4
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is the essence of4
the commanding part of4
the odyssey and the4
not make use of4
the very first to4
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the name of the4
that all things are4
affirm that the world4
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to the end that4
there are some things4
hence it is that4
that a man who4
the authors of these4
part of the world4
the soul of man4
we have been told4
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