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1 1 |    that I have no leisure; nor~continually to excuse the neglect of
2 2 |    elements themselves in each~continually changing into another, why
3 4 |  rather~than to-morrow.~ Think continually how many physicians are
4 4 |        against which the waves continually break,~but it stands firm
5 6 |    mastery over~the harmony by continually recurring to it.~ If thou
6 6 |        Motions and changes are continually renewing the~world, just
7 6 |    same. How long then?~ Think continually that all kinds of men and
8 7 |        time they must tolerate continually men such as they are and
9 11| reminded of those bodies which continually do the same things~and in