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1 1 |    is there cheaper, or more innocent? For do but consider which
2 2 |      may sing them, and have innocent pleasure from their own
3 5 |     himself to be exempt and innocent, he is under the idea that
4 7 |  cities by affording them an innocent amusement.~Cleinias. That,
5 7 | ought to learn, for they are innocent and not difficult; the learning
6 9 |   these matters, he shall be innocent. And so in the case of physicians:
7 9 |    presumption. But if he be innocent, they shall threaten and
8 11|     law in the employment of innocent humour. A comic poet, or
9 12| bring in action against some innocent person on that account.