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 1 2 |        in a circle, and that it~makes no difference whether a
 2 3 |       whatever else of the kind makes us wander away~from the
 3 3 |       planted within him, which makes the man~uncontaminated by
 4 3 |      belongs to himself that he~makes the matter for his activity;
 5 3 |         total of things, and he~makes his own acts fair, and he
 6 3 |       thing to endure which now makes an impression on me, and
 7 4 |      conditions however; and it makes a material for itself out
 8 4 |     another falls after; but it makes no difference.~ Within ten
 9 5 |         proper to make, such it makes for itself the things which~
10 5 |          and this is that which~makes use of all things and directs
11 5 |        thyself also, that which makes use of~everything else,
12 5 |       or plagued about them and~makes himself miserable? for they
13 6 |      turns itself, and~while it makes itself such as it is and
14 6 |         it wills to be, it~also makes everything which happens
15 7 |        wants nothing, unless it makes a want~for itself; and therefore
16 8 |         way and opposes it,~and makes such things a part of itself,
17 8 |         into herself, and again makes other new things~from these
18 9 | unjustly to himself, because he makes himself bad.~ He often acts
19 10|        as on a~mountain. For it makes no difference whether a
20 10|       it, and labours on it and makes a child. What a thing from~
21 10|      another cause takes it and makes perception and motion, and~
22 10|   stomach which is strengthened makes all things its own, as the
23 10|        own, as the blazing~fire makes flame and brightness out
24 11|    itself,~analyses itself, and makes itself such as it chooses;
25 11|  wherever it may be~stopped, it makes what has been set before
26 11|     this kind of separation, it~makes it difficult for that which