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 1 4 |        have it so, he will~not allow the fig-tree to have juice.
 2 6 |         How cruel it is not to allow men to strive after the
 3 6 |      in a manner thou dost not allow them to do this, when thou
 4 7 |   constitution of man does not allow, or in the way which it
 5 7 |      the way which it does not~allow, or what it does not allow
 6 7 |     allow, or what it does not allow now.~ Near is thy forgetfulness
 7 9 | asunder thy life, and does not allow it to be one, and~it is
 8 10|       And all this thou mayest allow thyself, if thy~nature,
 9 10|        For neither does reason allow thee to live,~if thou art
10 11|       an impossibility.~But to allow men to behave so to others,