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 1 1 |           in sharp pains, on the~occasion of the loss of a child,
 2 1 |          anything of which I had occasion to repent;~that, though
 3 1 |        his need, or on any other occasion, I was never told that I
 4 3 |        rest. Wherefore, on every~occasion a man should say: this comes
 5 4 |   respect to~justice, and on the occasion of every impression maintain
 6 4 | uneasiness. Accordingly on every occasion a~man should ask himself,
 7 4 |        free from pain on such an occasion. Why~then is that rather
 8 4 |       own? Remember too on every occasion which leads thee to~vexation
 9 5 |  employing my own soul? On every occasion I~must ask myself this question,
10 7 |      hast often seen. And on the~occasion of everything which happens
11 8 |          been mentioned.~ On the occasion of every act ask thyself,
12 8 |        if it be possible, on the occasion of every~impression on the
13 8 |        befall thee: but on every occasion ask thyself,~What is there
14 9 |        too, immediately when the~occasion arises, what virtue nature
15 10|        on all.~ Severally on the occasion of everything that thou
16 10|          much as possible on the occasion of anything~being done by
17 11|          doing, man? There is no~occasion to give this notice. It
18 11|         them out and say on each occasion~thus: this thought is not