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 1 Praise|       and companions.~And now, lest I may seem to have taken
 2 Praise|        remembered Harpocrates, lest some eavesdropping god or
 3 Praise|       providently ordering it, lest this mischief of wisdom
 4 Praise|    wise men, because they fear lest someone more frank than
 5 Praise|       pay the money they lost, lest otherwise, forsooth, they
 6 Praise|       to that too, implacable; lest setting them about my ears,
 7 Praise|    doubt, and spacious enough, lest perhaps their happy souls
 8 Praise|       so bound about the head, lest otherwise perhaps their
 9 Praise|      set a watch over himself, lest perhaps he be led aside
10 Praise|     his bravery, and be afraid lest some or other gibing expounder
11 Praise| further threading of proverbs, lest I seem to have pilfered
12 Praise|    their writings and actions, lest perhaps otherwise I may
13 Praise|      this received as a truth, lest nevertheless it might not
14 Praise|       name I wittingly conceal lest those choughs should chatter
15 Praise|        proud, are blessed: or, lest remembering, I say, that
16 Praise|     also with bag and baggage, lest perhaps it might not be