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 1 Text|    which he could supply his wants and in a moment procure
 2 Text|    in respect of our various wants. And therefore if the possession
 3 Text|    ministering to our bodily wants, and bodily wants were unknown
 4 Text|     bodily wants, and bodily wants were unknown to us, we should
 5 Text|   these we could satisfy the wants of the body, they would
 6 Text|    consider that a man never wants any of these things for
 7 Text|  whom one has many and great wants and desires, and the other
 8 Text|     that those who have such wants are bad, and that the greater
 9 Text|   and that the greater their wants the worse they are.~SOCRATES:
10 Text| things for the supply of the wants of the body; for wealth