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1 6 |     should endeavour to turn aside by reproaches, not, however,
2 7 |   not easy, Stranger, to put aside these principles of gymnastic
3 7 |   shall either utterly throw aside, or examine and amend, taking
4 7 |     giving way, or springing aside, or rising up or falling
5 7 |  necessary and cannot be set aside, and probably he who made
6 10|   easily appeased and turned aside from their purpose, by sacrifices
7 10| prose writers—these draw you aside from your natural piety.