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 1 1 |           might have~led me to do something of this kind; but, through
 2 2 |        Give~thyself time to learn something new and good, and cease
 3 2 |       being carried towards doing~something by desire.~ Since it is
 4 3 |       according to nature contain something~pleasing and attractive.
 5 3 |          the opportunity of doing something else~when thou hast such
 6 4 |       gift of nature, clinging to something else...~ Everything which
 7 5 |       first case~Prescribed means something like this: he prescribed
 8 5 |   requires; but thou wouldst have~something else which is not according
 9 5 |        that the~bad should not do something of this kind.~ Nothing happens
10 6 |        and whether dying or~doing something else. For it is one of the
11 6 |      already~passed out of sight. Something of this kind is the very
12 6 |          teaching of youth aim at something. In this then~is the value
13 6 |           in none of these: it is something more divine,~and advancing
14 6 |       quietly get out of his way. Something like this~let thy behaviour
15 7 |     troubles me, lest I should do something which the~constitution of
16 7 |          then for a man, then for something else; and each~of these
17 7 |          is noble and good is~not something different from saving and
18 8 | self-reproof for having neglected~something useful; but that which is
19 8 |        that which is good must be something useful, and~the perfect
20 8 |       shall not do its duty.- But~something external will stand in the
21 8 |         to the~animal nature. And something else also is equally an
22 8 |    happens to thee. Or rather add something,~like a man who knows everything
23 9 |        same, so that they require something to keep them asunder,~and
24 9 |      looks,~as if they were doing something great, but my life went
25 9 |       content that thou hast done~something conformable to thy nature,
26 10|          surprised or~vexed as if something were happening contrary
27 10|           is dissatisfied because something has been or is~or shall
28 11|         tragic show.~ Have I done something for the general interest?
29 11|       then ingrafted, for this is something like what the gardeners
30 11|        about an act as if it were~something grievous, and thy anger
31 11|         constituted by nature for something else: I shall certainly
32 11|        not into nothing, but into something which exists not yet.~ No
33 12|      happen daily as if they~were something unexpected, and to be dependent
34 12|       last that thou hast in thee something better and more~divine than