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 1   I,  6  |  all-important to know how to choose in order to improve and
 2   I,  37 |  still better; but if we must choose, we ought to choose the
 3   I,  37 |      must choose, we ought to choose the former. And the world
 4  II,  80 |      that we reason badly, or choose wrongly"? The reason is
 5  II,  97 |     are good for nothing." We choose our callings according as
 6  II,  100| necessity of reproving others choose so many windings and middle
 7  II,  116|      does each man ordinarily choose what he has heard praised?
 8  II,  155|     have one. But they should choose well; for, if they spend
 9  II,  160|        It is we ourselves who choose it voluntarily, and will
10 III,  194|       this fashion? Who would choose him out from others to tell
11 III,  195|    and in that ignorance they choose all that is necessary to
12 III,  195|     how men reason, when they choose to live in such ignorance
13 III,  208|    there is no more reason to choose one than another, trying
14 III,  233|      embarked. Which will you choose then? Let us see. Since
15 III,  233|    Let us see. Since you must choose, let us see which interests
16 III,  233|   since you must of necessity choose. This is one point settled.
17   V,  320|       less reasonable than to choose the eldest son of a queen
18   V,  320|       rule a State? We do not choose as captain of a ship the
19   V,  320|       just. For whom will men choose, as the most virtuous and
20  VI,  421|       blame equally those who choose to praise man, those who
21  VI,  421|      to praise man, those who choose to blame him, and those
22  VI,  421|      blame him, and those who choose to amuse themselves; and
23  IX,  610|    and death, that you should choose life, and love God, and
24  XI,  712|      did not hear; and ye did choose the thing which I forbade.~"
25  XI,  712|     will keep my Sabbath, and choose the things that please me,
26 XIV,  908|     is why it is important to choose good guides.~Thus they will