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1 1|       on the~occasion of the loss of a child, and in long
2 5|     disease or~mutilation or loss or anything else of the
3 5|     patiently he endures the loss,~just in the same degree
4 5|   they should have sustained loss in matters which are indifferent,~
5 6|     thing befall thee or the loss of such a good thing, thou~
6 6|     of~the misfortune or the loss, or those who are suspected
7 8| fears death either fears the loss of sensation or a different~
8 9| their praise,~what an idea!~ Loss is nothing else than change.