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 1 1 |         not about the word, or by some other fit~suggestion.~ From
 2 1 |          with hope of my doing it~some time after, because they
 3 2 |         ourselves from nature, in some part of which the natures
 4 3 |     instance, when bread is baked some~parts are split at the surface,
 5 3 |         not refer thy thoughts to some object of common~utility.
 6 4 |          is so, we are members of some political~community; if
 7 4 |       which is hot~and fiery from some peculiar source (for nothing
 8 4 |      intellectual part comes from some source.~ Death is such as
 9 4 |          air after subsisting for some time are~transmuted and
10 4 | suspecting, plotting, wishing for some to die,~grumbling about
11 5 |        fit them to one another in some kind of connexion. For there~
12 5 |         be reduced by~change into some part of the universe, and
13 5 |        endure them. But so far as some men make themselves~obstacles
14 6 |       juice, and this purple robe some sheep's wool dyed with~the
15 6 |           it is a soul skilled in some art, or expert in some~other
16 6 |         in some art, or expert in some~other way, or simply rational
17 6 |        the same kind as himself.~ Some things are hurrying into
18 6 |      working together to one end, some with knowledge and~design,
19 6 |           will~receive thee among some part of the co-operators
20 6 |        liberality of a third, and some other good~quality of a
21 6 |           towards the~exercise of some other virtue; and remember
22 6 |          then didst thou desire?- Some such effort as~this.- But
23 7 |           better, unless there~be some reason why I ought not to
24 7 |         as if he viewed them from some~higher place; should look
25 8 |             Everything exists for some end, a horse, a vine. Why
26 8 |        the sun will say, I am for some purpose, and the rest~of
27 8 |         ephemeral, dead long ago. Some indeed have not been remembered~
28 8 |           then, that of necessity some one~must be the last. Again
29 8 |       considerately.- But perhaps~some other active power will
30 8 |        because thou art not doing some~particular thing which seems
31 8 |           act than complain?- But some insuperable obstacle is
32 9 |       sometimes also~be afraid of some of the things which will
33 9 |          to such persons; and for~some purposes they even help
34 9 |       against another kind of man some other~power. And in all
35 10|        hold,~go courageously into some nook where thou shalt maintain
36 10|           For example-~ ~ Leaves, some the wind scatters on the
37 10|           by him when~he is dying some who are pleased with what
38 10|         will there not be at last some one to~say to himself, Let
39 10|           hoping perchance to get some~little advantage by it.
40 11|     except by general principles, some about the nature of the
41 11|          Cithaeron." And, indeed, some things are said well by
42 11|         mere mimic artifice. That some good~things are said even
43 11|          advantage may be done in some way?~ Men despise one another
44 11|      concern about reputation, or some such~mean motive, thou dost
45 11|           all the things which in some way~or other are considered
46 11|           be good, but only about~some certain things, that is,
47 11|            constantly to think of some one of the men of former
48 12|      afraid not because thou must some~time cease to live, but
49 12|       overlooked this alone, that some~men and very good men, and