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 1 I  | finished the entire course of study, at the close of which it
 2 I  |  nature rather than fruits of study. ~Those in whom the faculty
 3 I  |      I entirely abandoned the study of letters, and resolved
 4 I  |       a man of letters in his study, regarding speculative matters
 5 I  |  advantage I derived from the study consisted in this, that,
 6 I  |      make myself an object of study, and to employ all the powers
 7 III|     agreeably and innocently, study to sever pleasure from vice,
 8 IV |     men of the highest genius study this question as long as
 9 VI |      would be if they gave up study, who, not contented with
10 VI |     good sense with habits of study, whom alone I desire for