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 1 1 |   the occasions for vigorous action~and for remission. And I
 2 1 |   never any mean thoughts or action, nor~love of novelty. And
 3 1 |   thought, or more remiss in action, with respect to the~things
 4 4 |  good. Keep to this in every action.~ Do not have such an opinion
 5 5 | pleasure, and not at all~for action or exertion? Dost thou not
 6 5 |     that these may impede my action, but they are no~impediments
 7 8 |       another opportunity of action is immediately~put before
 8 9 |    let there be~movement and action terminating in this, in
 9 10|    who continues a course of action which is advantageous to
10 11|      things, where the whole action is incomplete,~if anything
11 11|   thee aside from~thy proper action, so neither let them drive
12 11|      of steady judgement and action,~but also in the matter
13 11|  diverted from thy course of action and to~give way through