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1 2 |        there will be no use in talking about true education, whether
2 2 |      good friend, when you are talking with a Cretan and Lacedaemonian,
3 3 |         about which we are now talking, do you suppose that they
4 3 |       only for the pleasure of talking, but for the argument’s
5 4 |       until noon, have we been talking about laws in this charming
6 6 | marriages; but, as we are only talking, there is no objection to
7 9 |        the gentleman physician talking to his gentleman patient,
8 10|        and with eager interest talking to the Gods, and beseeching
9 12|    uttering vain howlings, and talking other nonsense of the same