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 1 1 |     are~called Patricians are rather deficient in paternal affection.~
 2 1 |    not be diverted from right~rather than of a man who had been
 3 4 |      which~produced thee; but rather thou shalt be received back
 4 4 |      years as thou canst name rather~than to-morrow.~ Think continually
 5 4 |    occasion. Why~then is that rather a misfortune than this a
 6 5 |   neither to eat nor to sleep~rather than to perfect the things
 7 5 |   canst be charged with being rather~slow and dull of comprehension,
 8 6 |       if many more things,~or rather all things which come into
 9 7 |      or death,~and should not rather look to this only in all
10 8 |     justly: for thou choosest rather to become~good to-morrow
11 8 |     to thyself: for those who~rather pursue posthumous fame do
12 8 |      right, why dost thou not~rather act than complain?- But
13 8 |   nothing happens to thee. Or rather add something,~like a man
14 9 |    got out of all trouble, or rather I have cast out~all trouble,
15 9 |     being pained at anything, rather~than pray that any of these
16 9 |     whether~thou shouldst not rather blame thyself, because thou
17 10| nothing unsocial, but I shall rather direct~myself to the things