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1      I, 10|       again, some are due to compulsion, the others to nature. Consequently
2      I, 10|    chance or to nature or to compulsion. All actions that are due
3      I, 10|      causes: chance, nature, compulsion, habit, reasoning, anger,
4      I, 10|  Those things happen through compulsion which take place contrary
5      I, 11|     said~All that is done on compulsion is bitterness unto the soul.~
6      I, 11|    painful; they all involve compulsion and force, unless we are
7      I, 11|     free from any element of compulsion. Everything, too, is pleasant
8      I, 15| alike, that people under its compulsion tell lies quite as often