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but with ingenuity & candor:  
 
but with ingenuity & candor:  
 
[[deletion]] but I will be kind & to him [[/deletion]]
 
[[deletion]] but I will be kind & to him [[/deletion]]
for it becomes me to be ^ [[addition]] inwardly so [[/addition]] [[deletion]] so [[unclear]] [[addition]] [[deletion]] inwardly [[/deletion]] [[/addition]]  
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for it becomes me to be ^ [[addition]] inwardly so [[/addition]] [[deletion]] so [[unclear]] [[/deletion]][[addition]] [[deletion]] inwardly [[/deletion]] [[/addition]]  
 
affected, that even the Gods may
 
affected, that even the Gods may
 
see that I bear what befalls me
 
see that I bear what befalls me

Latest revision as of 10:56, 3 April 2020

but with ingenuity & candor: deletion but I will be kind & to him /deletion for it becomes me to be ^ addition inwardly so /addition deletion so unclear /deletionaddition deletion inwardly /deletion /addition affected, that even the Gods may see that I bear what befalls me deletion see that I bear him no malice /deletion with temper & dignity.

All deletion the /deletion addition such /addition perturbations of the mind as deletion which /deletion refuse the interposition of deletion ought to be unclear by no unknown /deletion addition reason, leave no room for leading /addition deletion no part of /deletion ^ a happy life: & those al deletion l /deletion one may be said to be happy, deletion who are accustom'd to be called happy /deletion whom no fears terrify & no deletion unclear those are frighten'd by nothing, /deletion anxiety preys upon, no lusts drive deletion do not be /deletion into irrigularity, no vain joys left up, no pleasures render soft and effeminate. As we perceive the calmness of the Sea when not a breath of air ruffles it, so a calm