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 1 1 |   without display; and to check immediately popular~applause and all
 2 1 |   paroxysms of~headache he came immediately fresh and vigorous to his
 3 3 |         openness thou mightest, immediately answer, This or That; so~
 4 3 |      for even if he must depart immediately, he will go as readily as
 5 3 |        be bound to give it back immediately; if thou holdest to this,~
 6 4 |         looking into them he is~immediately in perfect tranquility;
 7 4 |        which thou seest, change immediately~and will no longer be; and
 8 5 |  troublesome or unsuitable, and immediately to be in all tranquility.~
 9 5 |         many qualities thou~art immediately able to exhibit, in which
10 7 |       the one thou shouldst see~immediately to what end it refers, but
11 7 |        has done thee any wrong, immediately consider with what~opinion
12 8 | Whatever man thou meetest with, immediately say to thyself: What~opinions
13 8 |        opportunity of action is immediately~put before thee in place
14 9 |         has no reference either immediately or remotely to a social~
15 9 |        man's shameless conduct, immediately~ask thyself, Is it possible,
16 9 |   useful to perceive this, too, immediately when the~occasion arises,
17 10|       did, he who felt it would immediately~become bad. Now, in the
18 11|        a man's~character is, he immediately shows it in his eyes, just