Book, Chapter

1   1,  34|     willing to detain us, but wishes us rather to press on; and,
2   1,  36|       deceive, but nobody who wishes to be deceived. Since, then,
3   1,  36|       about which he lies. He wishes, of course, that the man
4   2,  13| consequence to a man who only wishes to know the facts. And in
5   2,  31|      when he finds that if he wishes to retain his old opinion,
6   3,  14|       is, himself. And no one wishes an injury to be done him
7   4,   5|       is the man who, when he wishes, can repeat the words, and
8   4,  12|       of saying it. But if he wishes to delight or persuade his
9   4,  26|      fulfilled by any one who wishes to speak with wisdom and