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 1   I,  5        |      and I laugh at those who tell me that time goes slowly
 2  II,  100      |      hate truth and those who tell it us, and that we like
 3  II,  100      |       I am not astonished. To tell the truth is useful to those
 4  II,  100      |  disadvantageous to those who tell it, because it makes them
 5  II,  100      |      does not wish any one to tell him the truth; he avoids
 6 III,  194      |      men. But, verily, I will tell them what I have often said,
 7 III,  194      | choose him out from others to tell him of his affairs? Who
 8 III,  233      |       not have others? I will tell you that you will thereby
 9 III,  240      |       I faith." For my part I tell you, "You would soon have
10  IV,  242      |    obscurity and darkness; to tell them that they have only
11  IV,  265      |  tells what the senses do not tell, but not the contrary of
12   V,  326      | Injustice.—It is dangerous to tell the people that the laws
13   V,  326      |  Therefore it is necessary to tell them at the same time that
14  VI,  383      |           383. The licentious tell men of orderly lives that
15  IX,  593      |      seeing this summarily. I tell you there is in it something
16   X,  691      |     says that Gabriel came to tell him that his prayer was
17  XI,  692      |      informed than I am. They tell me that they are not. And
18  XI,  712      |    before they spring forth I tell you of them."~Is. 48:3: "
19 XII,  769      |       the fullness of time, I tell you my apostles will do.
20 XII,  782      |    Then Jesus Christ comes to tell men that they have no other
21 XIII,  841(193)|     66. "Art thou the Christ? tell us." ~
22 XIV,  878      |  litigant. It is dangerous to tell this to the people. But