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1 3 |  not know how wisely Hesiod spoke when he said that the half
2 4 |   we were examining when we spoke of who ought to govern whom.
3 7 |  middle state, which I just spoke of as gentle and benign,
4 7 |    and under that feeling I spoke. Let us grant, if you wish,
5 7 | choose what seems best, you spoke very properly, and I now
6 8 |    cause, Stranger; but you spoke of another.~Athenian. Thank
7 10|  are they?~Athenian. When I spoke of the tenth sort of motion,
8 11|  After their first birth we spoke of their nurture and education,