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 1 1 |     that his disposition was to keep~his friends, and not to
 2 3 |       thee as a~rational being, keep to it; but if it is only
 3 4 | properly understood to be~good. Keep to this in every action.~
 4 5 |      lie in the bed-clothes and keep myself warm?- But this is
 5 6 |         for such things happen. Keep thyself then~simple, good,
 6 6 |     possible.~Wherefore we must keep them before us.~ Thou art
 7 7 |        everything which happens keep this in mind, that it is~
 8 7 |     says, I must be emerald and keep my colour.~ The ruling faculty
 9 7 |        everything which happens keep before thy eyes those to
10 8 |         But it is my delight to~keep the ruling faculty sound
11 8 |         wilt; for there I shall keep my~divine part tranquil,
12 9 |    desire: extinguish appetite: keep the~ruling faculty in its
13 9 |       they require something to keep them asunder,~and the application
14 9 |        such a disposition would~keep his promise, or when conferring
15 11|    desire, he should altogether~keep away from it; and as to