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I SAY whatever tastes sweet to the most perfect person that is	A
finally right	B
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I say nourish a great intellect a great brain	C
If I have said anything to the contrary I hereby retract it	D
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I say man shall not hold property in man	E
I say the least developed person on earth is just as important and	F
sacred to himself or herself as the most developed person is	A
to himself or herself	G
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I say where liberty draws not the blood out of slavery there slavery	H
draws the blood out of liberty	H
I say the word of the good old cause in These States and resound it	D
hence over the world	I
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I say the human shape or face is so great it must never be made	J
ridiculous	K
I say for ornaments nothing outre can be allowed	L
And that anything is most beautiful without ornament	M
And that exaggerations will be sternly revenged in your own	N
physiology and in other persons' physiology also	O
And I say that clean shaped children can be jetted and conceived only	H
where natural forms prevail in public and the human face and	F
form are never caricatured	P
And I say that genius need never more be turned to romances	A
For facts properly told how mean appear all romances	A
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I say the word of lands fearing nothing I will have no other land	Q
I say discuss all and expose all I am for every topic openly	H
I say there can be no salvation for These States without innovators	R
without free tongues and ears willing to hear the tongues	S
And I announce as a glory of These States that they respectfully	H
listen to propositions reforms fresh views and doctrines	T
from successions of men and women	U
Each age with its own growth	V
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I have said many times that materials and the Soul are great and	F
that all depends on physique	W
Now I reverse what I said and affirm that all depends on the	X
sthetic or intellectual	Y
And that criticism is great and that refinement is greatest of all	Z
And I affirm now that the mind governs and that all depends on the	X
mind	A2
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With one man or woman no matter which one I even pick out the	X
lowest	B2
With him or her I now illustrate the whole law	C2
I say that every right in politics or what not shall be eligible to	D2
that one man or woman on the same terms as any	H

Walt Whitman

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