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1 2 | traditional forms and invent new ones. To this day, no alteration
2 3 |       out of the lesser original ones, each of the lesser ones
3 3 |         ones, each of the lesser ones would survive in the larger;
4 7 |          and to enunciate better ones.~Athenian. Now we must say
5 8 |        as possible like the true ones, in order that the sport
6 8 |      comparison with the greater ones, let a younger generation
7 10|     matters and no care of small ones? Reflect; he who acts in
8 12|          or leave a fry of young ones like themselves to be the
9 12|         about any specially good ones which they may hear to be