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1 1 |      or done me wrong, to be easily disposed to be~pacified
2 1 | philosophers, nor yet was he easily~led by them. He was also
3 4 | which happen, that it always~easily adapts itself to that which
4 5 |     the objects of~sense are easily changed and never stand
5 5 |      perception are dull and easily receive false impressions;
6 9 |    which is~somewhat dry, is easily ignited, because there is
7 10|      death, the poor soul is easily separated~from the body,
8 11|  things indifferent), or are easily~deceived and careless and