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 1 1 |      nor dejected, nor did he ever laugh~to disguise his vexation,
 2 1 |     on the other hand, was he ever~passionate or suspicious.
 3 1 |        too, that no~man could ever think that he was despised
 4 1 |       despised by Maximus, or ever~venture to think himself
 5 1 |       all flattery; and to be ever watchful over the things~
 6 1 |       want them. No one could ever say of him that he was~either
 7 5 |       universe, and so on for ever. And by consequence~of such
 8 5 |       begot me, and so on for~ever in the other direction.
 9 6 |       they have never seen or ever~will see, this they set
10 6 |     truth by which no~man was ever injured. But he is injured
11 7 |   order that the world~may be ever new.~ When a man has done
12 7 |      so as to be~disturbed if ever thou shouldst not have them.~
13 7 | fountain of good, and it will ever bubble~up, if thou wilt
14 7 |       bubble~up, if thou wilt ever dig.~ The body ought to
15 8 |     it. But no such man would~ever repent of having refused
16 8 |     let it go.~ If thou didst ever see a hand cut off, or a
17 9 |   will continue~to change for ever, and these again for ever.
18 9 |     ever, and these again for ever. For if a man reflects on~
19 9 |    bad, and that no power has~ever been found in so many gods
20 12|      whole universe continues ever young and perfect.~And everything