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1 1 |     and cheerfulness in all circumstances, as well as in~illness;
2 1 |     by reason of any urgent circumstances, always~found him the same.
3 1 |   was such a concurrence of circumstances as put me to the~trial.
4 6 | thou hast been compelled by circumstances to be disturbed in~a manner,
5 9 |  art sick, and in any other circumstances; for never to desert~philosophy
6 10|   the power of dealing with circumstances is perfected, and the~contemplative
7 11| with a certain~reference to circumstances. And in short, a man must
8 11| they be made with regard to circumstances, that~they be consistent