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 1 2 |   another to be vexed and to turn away.~ Whatever this is
 2 2 |    excited by anger seems to turn away from reason~with a
 3 3 |   anything better~than this, turn to it with all thy soul,
 4 3 |      life, that his thoughts~turn not away from anything which
 5 4 |     hand to which thou~shalt turn, let there be these, which
 6 4 |     life~is short. Thou must turn to profit the present by
 7 5 |      whore or a robber.~Then turn to the morals of those who
 8 5 |    to the soul, nor can they turn or move the soul:~but the
 9 6 |   Phoebus and Origanion. Now turn thy thoughts to the~other
10 7 |  will not by its~own opinion turn itself into such ways. Let
11 8 |    be said of a light also.~ Turn it (the body) inside out,
12 8 |    whole court is dead. Then turn to the rest,~not considering
13 8 |     are briars in the~road.- Turn aside from them.- This is
14 9 |     their death, is no evil. Turn thy thoughts now to the~
15 9 |    Is~this anything to fear? Turn thy thoughts now to thy
16 9 | afraid to lose him? In fine, turn thy prayers this way, and
17 9 |     faithless~or ungrateful, turn to thyself. For the fault
18 10|     with myself, and I~shall turn an my efforts to the common
19 10|   any man's fault, forthwith turn to thyself~and reflect in
20 11|  reason, will not be able to turn thee aside from~thy proper