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1 2 | scent like hounds, and go in pursuit of beauty of figure, and
2 5 |     energetic himself in the pursuit of true virtue, and reduces
3 6 |      their serious and noble pursuit?~Athenian. Perhaps; but
4 7 |     they deem war a serious. pursuit, which must be managed well
5 7 |      toil and trouble as the pursuit after Pythian and Olympic
6 8 | knowledge, and to follow any pursuit which tends to this end,
7 8 |    other good and honourable pursuit. But from an insatiable
8 12|      passage, taking wing in pursuit of commerce, and flying