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Throw away self - love , and discontent with the portion which thy books ; no longer distract thyself : it is not has been given to thee . Thou seest how few the allowed ; but as if thou wast now dying , despise things are , the which ...
Throw away self - love , and discontent with the portion which thy books ; no longer distract thyself : it is not has been given to thee . Thou seest how few the allowed ; but as if thou wast now dying , despise things are , the which ...
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Consider wheth- what more dost thou want when thou hast done er thou shouldst not rather blame thyself , be- a man a service ? Art thou not content that cause thou didst not expect such a man to err thou hast done something conformable ...
Consider wheth- what more dost thou want when thou hast done er thou shouldst not rather blame thyself , be- a man a service ? Art thou not content that cause thou didst not expect such a man to err thou hast done something conformable ...
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Thererive by a circuitous road , thou canst have now , fore if thou shalt separate from thyself , that is , if thou dost not refuse them to thyself . And from thy understanding , whatever others do or this means , if thou wilt take no ...
Thererive by a circuitous road , thou canst have now , fore if thou shalt separate from thyself , that is , if thou dost not refuse them to thyself . And from thy understanding , whatever others do or this means , if thou wilt take no ...
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