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 1 1 |       as one may say, anything carried to the sweating~point; but
 2 2 |     thou must also avoid being carried about~the other way. For
 3 2 |     impulse to do wrong, being carried towards doing~something
 4 3 |        assigned to each man is carried along~with him and carries
 5 4 |     thing has been seen, it is carried~away, and another comes
 6 4 |        place, and this will be carried away~too.~ Everything which
 7 4 |       else like them, who have carried out~many to be buried, and
 8 4 |       be buried, and then were carried out themselves. Altogether~
 9 5 |         and towards this it is carried;~and its end is in that
10 5 |       that towards which it is carried; and where the~end is, there
11 5 |        common weal?~ Do not be carried along inconsiderately by
12 7 | furious torrent all~bodies are carried, being by their nature united
13 9 |   indeed any good to have been carried up.~ Penetrate inwards into
14 10|       which the reason will be carried through all things, as fire~
15 11|        does not submit, but is carried in the opposite direction.