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 1  I, 7  |    ground, and turn away to avoid those whom I meet. For if
 2 III, 6 |    longer condemn those who avoid the office for arrogance
 3 III, 6 | from above must he need, to avoid sinning, whose business
 4 III, 7 |  and do all in his power to avoid plunging into such manifest
 5 III, 11|   of this kind, in order to avoid submitting to something
 6 III, 11|      should also be able to avoid it when they have lighted
 7 III, 17|    one anxiety, which is to avoid doing or saying anything
 8 III, 17|   found, it is difficult to avoid destroying it. And not only
 9 III, 17|   accusers, so as either to avoid being indited altogether,
10 III, 17|    cause, and condemned, to avoid feeling some vexation and
11 IV, 2  |    this office, nor could I avoid what I did not see beforehand;"
12 IV, 2  |   to court the favor, or to avoid the displeasure of some
13 VI, 3  |       I do not say so as to avoid being forcibly seized by
14 VI, 7  |   thy part wonder if I, who avoid the market-place and the
15 VI, 12 |     like manner possible to avoid anger, although there be