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1 1|       a letter, that I have no leisure; nor~continually to excuse
2 4|        away, he will have~more leisure and less uneasiness. Accordingly
3 8|        another.~ Thou hast not leisure or ability to read. But
4 8| ability to read. But thou hast leisure or~ability to check arrogance:
5 8|     check arrogance: thou hast leisure to be superior to~pleasure
6 8|   pleasure and pain: thou hast leisure to be superior to love of
7 8|       be so busy as~to have no leisure.~ Suppose that men kill