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In the phrase "by the benignant influences of the former” (par. 3, bottom of p. 214), benignant most likely means: Benevolent Indifferent Unkind Hostile
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In the phrase "by the benignant influences of the former” (par. 3, bottom of p. 214), benignant most likely means:

Benevolent
Indifferent
Unkind
Hostile

In the phrase "by the benignant influences of the former” (par. 3, bottom of-example-1
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Benevolent

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