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 1 Text|          not imagine, then, that a man ought to be very careful,
 2 Text|        ALCIBIADES: No.~SOCRATES: A man must either be sick or be
 3 Text|    SOCRATES: Do you believe that a man must be either in or out
 4 Text|           Or do you believe that a man may labour under some other
 5 Text|          that it is not safe for a man either rashly to accept
 6 Text|         for the greatest evils. No man would imagine that he would
 7 Text|            you think, to prevent a man who is ignorant of the best,
 8 Text|           is it necessary that the man who is clever in any of
 9 Text|         clever artist and the wise man?~ALCIBIADES: All the difference
10 Text|        knowledge, just as the sick man clings to the physician,
11 Text|        poetry happen to seize on a man who is of a begrudging temper
12 Text|          to make such a request; a man must be very careful lest
13 Text|            be very glad to see the man.~SOCRATES: It is he who
14 Text| distinguish between God and mortal man.’~Afterwards the means may