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1 2 |         in a dilemma, and will in vain endeavour to be consistent
2 5 |          that his labours will be vain and have no effect, either
3 5 |           and will not indulge in vain wishes or attempts to accomplish
4 7 |         in their systems out of a vain spirit of competition, or
5 10|     discovered the source of this vain opinion of all those physical
6 10|           not have been spoken in vain.~Cleinias. So let us hope;
7 12| philosophers to she–dogs uttering vain howlings, and talking other
8 12|           instruction, would be a vain thing; for the learners