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 1   I,  7 |     most complete.~But we must add "in a complete life." For
 2   I,  7 |       are due; for any one can add what is lacking. And we
 3   I,  10|     they themselves such as to add beauty to life, but the
 4   I,  10|      complete life? Or must we add "and who is destined to
 5  II,  6 |      either to take away or to add anything, implying that
 6   V,  4 |     has more, and what we must add to that which has less;
 7   V,  4 |        which has less; we must add to the latter that by which
 8   V,  9 | instrument, and of the manner" add "contrary to the wish of
 9  VI,  13|      character and its objects add "that (state) which is in
10 VIII,  2|   being friendship. Or must we add "when it is recognized"?