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1 5 |        that no young man sees or hears one of themselves doing
2 7 |         old one, when he sees or hears anything strange or unaccustomed,
3 7 |        and severe music, when he hears the opposite he detests
4 7 |      saying before, while he who hears them gains no more pleasure
5 9 |          in the hope that he who hears us will be the more disposed
6 11| magistrates, let any freeman who hears of his case inform, and
7 12|        young man imagine that he hears in what has preceded the