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 1 1 |          s affairs, and not to be~ready to listen to slander.~ From
 2 1 |      usual disposition; and to be ready to speak well of teachers,~
 3 1 |           of beneficence,~and was ready to forgive, and was free
 4 1 |         applications. He was~most ready to give way without envy
 5 3 |        summons him~from life, and ready to go, having need neither
 6 3 |      their instruments and knives ready for~cases which suddenly
 7 3 |           do thou have principles~ready for the understanding of
 8 3 |           to come pure, tranquil, ready to depart, and without~any
 9 5 |          a service to another, is ready to set it~down to his account
10 5 |         conferred. Another is not ready to~do this, but still in
11 7 |        this, that it should stand ready and firm to meet onsets~
12 7 |       surrounding things and~in a ready use of the objects which
13 8 |         without arrogance; and be ready to~let it go.~ If thou didst
14 9 |         of thy wife's womb,~so be ready for the time when thy soul
15 9 |      elemental fire, but it is so ready to be kindled together~with
16 9 |       same degree also is it more~ready to mingle with and to be
17 10|          and smelling ought to be ready to perceive all~that can
18 11|           a soul that is which is ready, if at any moment it must
19 11|      separated from the body, and ready either to be extinguished
20 11| benevolent towards every man, and ready~to show even him his mistake,