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 1 1 |     intercourse with him was~more agreeable than any flattery; and at
 2 1 |           of being~humorous in an agreeable way.~ In my father I observed
 3 1 | conversation, and he made himself~agreeable without any offensive affectation.
 4 5 |        objected,~Why what is more agreeable than this which I am doing?-
 5 5 |   equanimity, piety, are not more~agreeable. For what is more agreeable
 6 5 |       agreeable. For what is more agreeable than wisdom itself, when
 7 5 |           to endure even the most agreeable of them, to say nothing
 8 8 |      nature, and indeed also~more agreeable.~ Constantly and, if it
 9 11|        thou art now doing what is agreeable to thy own nature, and~art
10 11|      gentleness, as they are~more agreeable to human nature, so also
11 12|           do the things which~are agreeable to law and according to