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1 1 |        desirous that you should pursue the subject. And I want
2 1 |       which makes a man eagerly pursue the ideal perfection of
3 7 |        would be divine ought to pursue after this mean habit—he
4 7 | unmingled pain or pleasure, and pursue always a middle course.
5 9 |   insulted in deed or word, men pursue revenge, and kill a person
6 9 |   punishments which are said to pursue them in the world below.
7 11|        be a citizen, and do not pursue the charge, he shall be
8 12|         of danger he should not pursue and not retreat except by