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1 1 |     if~I had seen that I was making progress in them; that I
2 3 |   not fail; but the power of making use of ourselves, and filling~
3 4 |  whole soul all that he has, making~thyself neither the tyrant
4 7 | intent upon the right way of making use of the things~which
5 7 |      men's villainy, nor yet~making himself a slave to any man'
6 8 |  object? if indeed thou wast making this~effort absolutely (
7 10|      of what nature am I now~making it? And for what purpose
8 10|     more worthy of praise by~making a right use of these accidents.
9 11|    reproachfully, nor yet as making a~display of my endurance,