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 1 1 |     dexterously to~introduce the very expression which ought to
 2 1 |    through his own attention, he very seldom stood in need of~
 3 1 |         His secrets were not but very few and very rare, and~these
 4 1 |        were not but very few and very rare, and~these only about
 5 1 |         s power to bring himself very near to the~fashion of a
 6 2 |     mayest depart from life this very~moment, regulate every act
 7 3 |       and in~the ripe olives the very circumstance of their being
 8 3 |      poor human beings, who will very soon die, and who~know not
 9 4 |          higher by means of this very material.~ Let no act be
10 4 |       wont to desire such things very~much. But this is altogether
11 4 |         community comes also our very intellectual faculty and~
12 4 |      this in~mind, that within a very short time both thou and
13 4 |        him will himself also die very~soon; then again also they
14 4 |       into a womb: but this is a very vulgar notion.~ Thou wilt
15 5 |    observing it?- Yes.- But this very thing is necessary,~the
16 5 |      perfection, nay even of its very continuance. For the integrity
17 5 |      doing?- But is not~this the very reason why pleasure deceives
18 5 |    listen and readily receive as~very applicable that which was
19 5 |  substance, of which thou hast a very small~portion; and of universal
20 5 | administers the~universe.~ Soon, very soon, thou wilt be ashes,
21 6 |    Something of this kind is the very life of~every man, like
22 6 |       much value on. But this is very much the~same as if thou
23 7 |    everything formal (causal) is very soon taken back into the~
24 7 |          memory of everything is very soon~overwhelmed in time.~
25 7 |      these things subsists for a very short time. But it is no~
26 7 |        Try~to conclude from this very fact that it is contrary
27 7 |       that is thy~own; for it is very possible to be a divine
28 7 |          another thing too,~that very little indeed is necessary
29 8 |         But this is reduced to a very little, if thou only circumscribest~
30 8 |      other new things~from these very same, so that she requires
31 9 |       now~are praising thee will very soon blame thee, and that
32 9 |          of its dissolution will very soon perish too. And he
33 9 |        to have received from thy~very act all the profit. For
34 10|    brought forth implicates thee very much with that other part,~
35 10|      life,~is the character of a very stupid man and one overfond
36 11|    freedom of speech, and by its very plainness of speaking was
37 11|     correctest his errors at the very time when~he is trying to
38 12|         alone, that some~men and very good men, and men who, as
39 12|       child~and his body and his very soul came from the deity;