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 1   I,  22 |      subject is new. When we play tennis, we both play with
 2   I,  22 |      we play tennis, we both play with the same ball, but
 3  II,  111|   Those who only know how to play on ordinary organs will
 4  II,  128|      if he enjoys himself in play for five or six days, he
 5  II,  135|  satiated. It is the same in play, and the same in the search
 6  II,  139| himself.~Hence it comes that play and the society of women,
 7  II,  139|      consist in money won at play, or in the hare which they
 8  II,  139|     on condition he does not play; you make him miserable.
 9  II,  139|    he seeks the amusement of play and not the winnings. Make
10  II,  139|    winnings. Make him, then, play for nothing; he will not
11  II,  143|   employ it in amusement, in play, and to be always fully
12  II,  153|   people talk of it.~Vanity: play, hunting, visiting, false
13 III,  210|    happy all the rest of the play is; at the last a little
14 III,  233|      gain, you would have to play (since you are under the
15 III,  233|       when you are forced to play, not to chance your life
16 III,  233|   stupidly, being obliged to play, by refusing to stake one
17 III,  233|  thus, when one is forced to play, he must renounce reason
18 III,  233|      other, the course is to play even; and then the certainty
19   V,  304|  where imagination begins to play its part. Till now power
20  VI,  355|  Princes and kings sometimes play. They are not always on