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1 2 |  something new and good, and cease to be~whirled around. But
2 3 |    the understanding of them cease first.~ We ought to observe
3 3 | without sensation, thou wilt cease to be held by~pains and
4 6 | anything else. Wilt thou not cease to value many~other things
5 8 |      being and thou wilt~not cease to live.~ Men exist for
6 10|      hindered. Thou wilt not cease to lament till thy~mind
7 12|  because thou must some~time cease to live, but if thou shalt
8 12| produced thee, and thou wilt cease to be a stranger in thy~
9 12|     which is our life, if it cease at its proper time, suffers