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 1      1, Int  |          more respective to make choice of some oblation which might
 2      1, III  |       taken no due regard to the choice of schoolmasters and tutors;
 3      1, III  |  inability, but a rejection upon choice and judgment. For the honest
 4      1, IV   |         there hath not been that choice and judgment used as ought
 5      1, VII  |          it is fit rather to use choice of those things which we
 6      1, VII  |      theme or purpose at his own choice; which Callisthenes did,
 7      2, III  |       such matters or else their choice hath not been happy. But
 8      2, VII  |        scientia) there is ever a choice of means. For physical causes
 9      2, XXIII|          make a better and freer choice of those actions which may
10      2, XXIII| greatness.~(28) Fourthly, in the choice of their friends and dependents,
11      2, XXIII|          make a better and freer choice of those actions which may
12      2, XXIII| greatness.~(28) Fourthly, in the choice of their friends and dependents,
13      2, XXV  |       and the olive, that if the choice and best of those observations