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 1 1 |        and statues, and such-like show; but~that it is in such
 2 3 |      which~painters and sculptors show by imitation; and in an
 3 5 |        formed for them by nature. Show those qualities then which~
 4 5 |           are misled~by a certain show of reason. But if thou wilt
 5 5 |      happened or because he would show a great spirit he~is firm
 6 5 |           does harm to the state.~Show him where his error is.~
 7 5 |          up his rational faculty; show him~his error, admonish
 8 6 |          are~exalted. For outward show is a wonderful perverter
 9 6 |           wound. Well, we~neither show any signs of vexation, nor
10 6 |           able to convince me and show me that I do not think or~
11 6 |         so.- Teach them then, and show~them without being angry.~
12 7 |       life.~ The idle business of show, plays on the stage, flocks
13 7 |           midst of such things to show~good humour and not a proud
14 7 |       ought to be compact, and to show no irregularity either~in
15 10|           instruct him kindly and show him his error.~But if thou
16 11|           another, without tragic show.~ Have I done something
17 11|           every man, and ready~to show even him his mistake, not
18 11|         this notice. It will soon show itself by acts. The~voice
19 11|         and~simple and benevolent show all these things in the
20 11|           thyself, my child.- And show him with~gentle tact and
21 11|           aversion) he should not show~it with respect to any of
22 12|           such like externals and show.~ The things are three of
23 12| opportunities presented to him to show.~