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1  II,  111|      Inconstancy.—We think we are playing on ordinary organs when
2  II,  111|           on ordinary organs when playing upon man. Men are organs,
3  II,  139|          the least thing, such as playing billiards or hitting a ball,
4  II,  139|         life without weariness in playing every day for a small stake.
5  II,  139|          gift on condition of not playing; and he must make for himself
6  II,  146|          of this, but of dancing, playing the lute, singing, making
7 III,  200| ascertaining his sentence, but in playing piquet. So it is against
8 III,  233|        are under the necessity of playing), and you would be imprudent,
9   V,  329| considered fine, as to be good at playing the lute. It is only an