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 1 1|       too I learned~endurance of labour, and to want little, and
 2 1|      call honours;~and a love of labour and perseverance; and a
 3 3|      satisfied with themselves.~ Labour not unwillingly, nor without
 4 5|      eyes and less worthy of~thy labour?~ How easy it is to repel
 5 5| sincerity, gravity, endurance of~labour, aversion to pleasure, contentment
 6 6|        indifferent.~ Neither the labour which the hand does nor
 7 6|         to a man as a man is his labour~contrary to nature, so long
 8 6|      things of a man. But if the~labour is not contrary to his nature,
 9 6|           great minds, lovers of labour, versatile, confident, mockers
10 9|          say, who hinders~thee?~ Labour not as one who is wretched,