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1    2|     because it must silently endure injuries; smiling under
2    3| employed to guard against or endure sickness? Nor can it be
3    3|      inconveniencies, and to endure, occasionally, the inclemency
4    3|  their children and servants endure their tyrannical oppression.
5    3| sufficient to enable them to endure adversity without forgetting
6    5| foresight, or resolution, to endure a small evil at the moment,
7    5|      neglect; and if she can endure it without complaint, it
8   13|      built on sand could not endure a storm. It is almost unnecessary
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