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 1 III |     yet among how many does each one of us distribute his
 2 VIII|   of their feelings. But if each one could have the number
 3 IX  |   life; it deprives them of each day as it comes, it snatches
 4 X   |    of them nay be censured, each for his own particular fault,
 5 X   | only one day at a time, and each by minutes; but all the
 6 XII |  spends the greater part of each day upon rusty bits of copper?
 7 XII |  solemn debate is held over each separate hair? while either
 8 XV  |    wear out your years, but each will add his own years to
 9 XV  |     them; the following and each succeeding age will but
10 XX  | robbed, while they break up each other's repose, while they
11 XX  |     repose, while they make each other wretched, their life