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1       1, IX  |  parents too, who wished me no ill, treated my stripes as a
2       1, IX  |      then a great and grievous ill to me.~15. Is there anyone,
3       3, II  |        if good will were to be ill will - which it cannot be -
4       6, VI  |      Thus I found that it went ill with me; and I fretted,
5       6, VI  | fretted, and doubled that very ill. And if any prosperity smiled
6       6, VII |        classes because of some ill feeling that had arisen
7       7, VI  |  entreated them not to take it ill if they refused to join
8      12, XXII|        which we died by living ill; and when we began to be “