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 1   I,  10|        with his fortunes quite wrong? Success or failure in life
 2  II,  3 |    they ought not, or by going wrong in one of the other similar
 3  II,  3 |    right and the bad man to go wrong, and especially about pleasure;
 4  II,  6 |       them; one must always be wrong. Nor does goodness or badness
 5  II,  6 |        do any of them is to go wrong. It would be equally absurd,
 6  II,  6 | however they are done they are wrong; for in general there is
 7 III,  11|       natural appetites few go wrong, and only in one direction,
 8 III,  11|     individuals many people go wrong and in many ways. For while
 9 III,  11|     they delight either in the wrong things, or more than most
10 III,  11|      most people do, or in the wrong way, the self-indulgent
11  IV,  1 |       and not to take from the wrong. For it is more characteristic
12  IV,  1 |        But he who gives to the wrong people or not for the sake
13  IV,  1 |      the liberal man take from wrong sources; for such taking
14  IV,  1 |        he will not give to the wrong people nor at the wrong
15  IV,  1 |        wrong people nor at the wrong time, and so on; for he
16  IV,  1 |     and will not take from the wrong sources. This is why he
17  IV,  1 |       said, also take from the wrong sources, and are in this
18  IV,  1 |       than they ought and from wrong sources. What is common
19  IV,  1 |      make great gains but from wrong sources, and not the right
20  IV,  1 |      willing to make gain from wrong sources, are sordid lovers
21  IV,  2 |       showy expenditure in the wrong circumstances and the wrong
22  IV,  2 |    wrong circumstances and the wrong manner; we shall speak of
23  IV,  3 |       arms by his sides, or to wrong another; for to what end
24  IV,  4 |    more than is right and from wrong sources, and the unambitious
25  IV,  5 |      one can be angry with the wrong persons, at the wrong things,
26  IV,  5 |      the wrong persons, at the wrong things, more than is right,
27  IV,  5 |     angry quickly and with the wrong persons and at the wrong
28  IV,  5 |       wrong persons and at the wrong things and more than is
29  IV,  5 |     those who are angry at the wrong things, more than is right,
30  IV,  5 |        right action ceases and wrong begins. For the man who
31   V,  4 |        equal, if one is in the wrong and the other is being wronged,
32  VI,  13|        practical wisdom he was wrong, but in saying they implied
33 VIII,  4|   feeling that "he would never wrong me" and all the other things
34 VIII,  8|      of good men neither to go wrong themselves nor to let their