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 1 1 |     father, modesty and a~manly character.~ From my mother, piety
 2 1 | received the impression that my character required~improvement and
 3 1 |     just admixture in the moral character of sweetness~and dignity,
 4 1 |       who was~able by his moral character to rouse me to vigilance
 5 4 |       and sympathetic.~ A black character, a womanish character, a
 6 4 |     black character, a womanish character, a stubborn character,~bestial,
 7 4 |  womanish character, a stubborn character,~bestial, childish, animal,
 8 5 | thoughts, such also will be the character~of thy mind; for the soul
 9 7 |    Telauges was not superior in character to~Socrates? For it is not
10 7 |         The perfection of moral character consists in this, in passing
11 9 |          is consistent with the character of a reflecting man, to
12 10|  defiled in such a life,~is the character of a very stupid man and
13 10|          but preserving thy own character, and friendly and benevolent~
14 11|       forehead. Such as a man's~character is, he immediately shows
15 12|         a man~do who has such a character? If then thou art irritable,