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 1 2 |        and black.~ Though thou shouldst be going to live three thousand
 2 3 |     thou wouldst blush if thou shouldst say that thou hadst it in~
 3 3 |   divine part pure, as if thou shouldst~be bound to give it back
 4 4 |     elements. But~chiefly thou shouldst think of those whom thou
 5 6 |       much the~same as if thou shouldst be grieved because those
 6 7 |     doing. And in the one thou shouldst see~immediately to what
 7 7 |      be~disturbed if ever thou shouldst not have them.~ Retire into
 8 8 | nevertheless, even~though thou shouldst burst.~ This is the chief
 9 8 |      is usual and natural, why shouldst thou complain? For the~common
10 9 |     man? Consider whether~thou shouldst not rather blame thyself,
11 10|       these names; and if thou shouldst lose them, quickly return~
12 11|     faculty against~which thou shouldst be constantly on thy guard,
13 11|       hast~detected them, thou shouldst wipe them out and say on
14 11|        real~thoughts; for thou shouldst consider it among the most
15 12|       resolved. Third, if thou~shouldst suddenly be raised up above
16 12|        up above the earth, and shouldst look down~on human things,
17 12|      and at the same time also shouldst see at a glance how great
18 12| consider that as often as thou shouldst be raised up, thou wouldst