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 1      I, 2 |         the therefore, so in this work, we must distinguish, in
 2      I, 11|          our children are our own work. It is also pleasant to
 3      I, 11|         thereupon becomes our own work. And since power over others
 4     II, 1 |           just as earlier in this work we drew up a list of useful
 5     II, 2 |          against him, or fails to work with him, or otherwise vexes
 6     II, 4 |     others; which means those who work for their living, especially
 7     II, 4 | especially farmers and others who work with their own hands. We
 8     II, 23|         it is either a god or the work of a god. Well, any one
 9     II, 23|         one who believes that the work of a god exists, cannot
10    III, 5 |        that the sentence does not work out properly if you annex
11    III, 5 |          or "colour" will fail to work out properly with some verbs: "
12    III, 12|       fail to do their own proper work, and consequently look silly.
13    III, 17|           talk about yourself, or work on your hearers’ emotions;