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1 1|     try to restore him~to his usual disposition; and to be ready
2 1|     fresh and vigorous to his usual~occupations. His secrets
3 4|     happens, as necessary, as usual, as flowing from a principle
4 6|     evacuations except at the~usual hour; and his firmness and
5 7|      difficult to~handle, but usual and apt matter to work on.~
6 8| takest into consideration the usual course of~things, thou hast
7 8|       each thing~both what is usual and natural, why shouldst