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But Aristotle barely guarded the last remnants of his life with aged and wrinkled limbs in the fulness of lettered inactivity, yet he kept so effective a watch over the welfare of his country that when she was levelled with the ground by hostile arms he raised her up as he lay in an Athenian bed, and that by the hands of Macedonians, by which she had been hurled down.
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