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1 4 |         see how many after~great efforts soon fell and were resolved
2 6 | disregard of empty fame, and his efforts to~understand things; and
3 8 |          content to transfer thy efforts to~that which is allowed,
4 8 |     obstacle opposed~thee in thy efforts towards an object? if indeed
5 10|           and I~shall turn an my efforts to the common interest,
6 11|          who directs~all his own efforts to this object, will make
7 12|          not say~it. For let thy efforts be-~ In everything always