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 1 3 | testimony. Be cheerful also, and seek not external help nor~the
 2 4 |          principles of art.~ Men seek retreats for themselves,
 3 5 |     those which have reason.~ To seek what is impossible is madness:
 4 6 |       and he who trains the dog, seek this end. But the~education
 5 6 |      this is well,~thou wilt not seek anything else. Wilt thou
 6 6 |        will gladly change; for I seek the truth by which no~man
 7 7 |        at the minds of those who seek fame, observe what~they
 8 8 |          is~gone. What more do I seek, if what I am now doing
 9 9 |        thy nature, and dost thou seek to be paid for~it? Just
10 10|         an inclined surface,~and seek for nothing further. For
11 10|     green things, or teeth which seek for~soft things.~ There
12 11|       but if~contrary to nature, seek what is conformable to thy
13 11|          every man~is allowed to seek his own good.~ Consider
14 11|      Sound.- Why then do you not seek for them?- Because we have~