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And whereas in other States members of the same government regard

one of their colleagues as a friend and another as an enemy, in

our State no man is a stranger to another; for every citizen is

connected with every other by ties of blood, and these names and

this way of speaking will have a corresponding reality-brother,

father, sister, mother, repeated from infancy in the ears of

children, will not be mere words. Then again the citizens will

have all things in common, in having common property they will

have common pleasures and pains.