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1 2 |   will follow after it with ease.~22. 'Now, the livelihood
2 9 |     by you, sitting at your ease.~14. 'Although the territory
3 13|   Be not ye so much at your ease!" ~11. '" At your ease;" --
4 13| your ease!" ~11. '" At your ease;" -- that is, dilatory.~
5 17|    seemed to be somewhat at ease, then it swam away joyfully."
6 19|     people, he was quite at ease and could not bear to leave
7 24|    calamity, and death from ease and pleasure.'~
8 25|    intended to secure their ease, and though they be toiled,
9 28|    the four limbs to desire ease and rest; -- these things