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1 5 |      state.~Show him where his error is.~ Often think of the
2 5 | rational faculty; show him~his error, admonish him. For if he
3 6 |      injured who abides in his error and~ignorance.~ I do my
4 7 |      disposed to him who is in error.~ Think not so much of what
5 7 |   constitution is freedom from error and from deception. Let
6 8 |    follow him who corrects~thy error is as consistent with freedom
7 8 |        it is to persist in thy~error. For it is thy own, the
8 9 |      that he would~commit this error, and yet thou hast forgotten
9 10|        kindly and show him his error.~But if thou art not able,