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1      I, 1 |     to discover the means of coming as near such success as
2      I, 5 |  Happiness in old age is the coming of old age slowly and painlessly;
3     II, 8 |   weakness, mutilation; evil coming from a source from which
4     II, 8 |   such misfortunes. Also the coming of good when the worst has
5     II, 8 |  them seem close to us, just coming or just past. Anything that
6     II, 15| Being well-born, which means coming of a fine stock, must be
7    III, 14|      Phaeacian hearts, at my coming, goodwill and compassion;
8    III, 17|     of the audience for your coming speech; and this will be