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so exactly that they make the sweetest harmony when at the same time the affections of the mind are quite discordant As in musical instruments let them ever be so little out of tune, it is observed by a skillfull car: so care should be taken in our lives & actions, that nothing should be discordant; & to much the more because the harmony of our manners is more important than [[deletion]] t [[/deletion]] that of sound. One ought to examine one's mind daily. Sextius did this, that when the day was passed, & when he going to his nocturnal rest, he used to examine his mind & say, What evil in your nature have you cured? What vice have you resisted? For what respect are you better
