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1 1 | self-government, and not to be led aside by~anything; and cheerfulness
2 2 |           it were the last, laying aside all~carelessness and passionate
3 8 |            do that without turning aside; and speak as~it seems to
4 8 |          briars in the~road.- Turn aside from them.- This is enough.
5 9 |            philosophy. Draw me not aside~to indolence and pride.~
6 10|       assigned to him; and he~lays aside all distracting and busy
7 11|           not be able to turn thee aside from~thy proper action,