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 1  I, 7  |       the number of such may be easily counted. Beware that we
 2 II, 2  |         already mentioned might easily be performed by many even
 3 II, 4  | pusillanimity, because I was so easily dejected by ordinary cares?~
 4 II, 7  |      has been completed I shall easily turn to this part of my
 5 III, 14|    healthy organization. For it easily impels men to arrogance,
 6 III, 14|    strips for the contest he is easily detected. And thus for some
 7 III, 14|        if they slander him, can easily command belief, and, by
 8 III, 17|      who is justly accused, may easily tolerate the accuser, for
 9 III, 17|  speedily excited to wrath, and easily sinks into dejection, unless
10 IV, 1  |       in my low estate I should easily have escaped all these stumbling
11  V, 8  |        becomes so much the more easily borne. But if he is bold
12  V, 8  |        to thee to be small, and easily to be despised, it is because
13  V, 8  |      growth altogether; he will easily be able to repel these many
14 VI, 1  |         their charge could more easily make use of this refuge
15 VI, 3  |       connected with them, have easily fallen into these so widely
16 VI, 3  |         care of others they are easily counted: and if they be
17 VI, 4  |       the earth.9 But who would easily put up with my lack of understanding,
18 VI, 12 |      soul is weak and puny, and easily mastered, not only by these