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 1 2 |          also, that it should be altogether in a man's~power not to
 2 4 |    things very~much. But this is altogether a mark of the most common
 3 4 | decomposition into the same; and~altogether not a thing of which any
 4 4 |          carried out themselves. Altogether~the interval is small between
 5 5 |         qualities then which~are altogether in thy power, sincerity,
 6 5 |          connexion. For there~is altogether one fitness, harmony. And
 7 5 |       those common philosophers, altogether~unintelligible; nay even
 8 6 |          necessity a man must be altogether in a state of perturbation~
 9 6 |         to those whose names~are altogether unknown? One thing here
10 7 |    together.~ A scowling look is altogether unnatural; when it is often
11 7 |       them? And why art thou~not altogether intent upon the right way
12 9 |          earthy thing than a man~altogether separated from other men.~
13 9 |         an object, and detach it~altogether from its material part,
14 10|          about thee; and this is~altogether in thy power. For who is
15 11|        sensual desire, he should altogether~keep away from it; and as