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Accordingly , where he has skill , there him , “ Can you tell me , Sir , to whose care you he has confidence . Bring any single person have intrusted your horses ? ” “ I can tell you . ” who knows nothing of music , and the musiHave you ...
Accordingly , where he has skill , there him , “ Can you tell me , Sir , to whose care you he has confidence . Bring any single person have intrusted your horses ? ” “ I can tell you . ” who knows nothing of music , and the musiHave you ...
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You reply , “ Why do you also mock me ment . Have you not read the work ? “ I have and add to my present sorrows ? ” Still tell me , not read it . ” Read . And what profit will a philosopher , tell me why you tremble ?
You reply , “ Why do you also mock me ment . Have you not read the work ? “ I have and add to my present sorrows ? ” Still tell me , not read it . ” Read . And what profit will a philosopher , tell me why you tremble ?
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Tell me the truth ; but if you lie , I First say to yourself , who you wish to be : then will tell you . Lately when your hearers came do accordingly what you are doing ; for in together rather coldly , and did not give you nearly all ...
Tell me the truth ; but if you lie , I First say to yourself , who you wish to be : then will tell you . Lately when your hearers came do accordingly what you are doing ; for in together rather coldly , and did not give you nearly all ...
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On the Nature of Things Page | 1 |
The Discourses of Epictetus Page | 105 |
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