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1 7 |  manner of speaking, should pay closer attention to their
2 8 |    argue that a man s hould pay more attention to the cleanliness
3 8 |      I should advise him to pay no attention to the state
4 15| regard it as disgraceful to pay continual attention to one'
5 15|   Which do you think should pay greatest attention to the
6 32|   fortunes in the sums they pay to fishermen; and fishermen
7 75|      stating that he cannot pay. So he resigned his golden
8 93|     which I spoke above, to pay over the whole sum at once