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 1 1 |        them; will you tell me a little more explicitly what is
 2 1 |         Let us then discourse a little more at length about intoxication,
 3 1 |       to clear up the subject a little further by an illustration
 4 2 |  Cleinias. Will you try to be a little plainer?~Athenian. I was
 5 3 |       made all in a moment, but little by little, during a very
 6 3 |         a moment, but little by little, during a very long period
 7 3 |      for foreign poets are very little read among the Cretans.~
 8 3 |       forgotten what was said a little while ago?~Megillus. No.~
 9 3 |         time.~Megillus. Speak a little more clearly.~Athenian.
10 3 |       to them, as they did; but little by little they would have
11 3 |         they did; but little by little they would have been all
12 4 |          and you will find very little stone–pine or plane–wood,
13 4 |         Tell us what you mean a little more clearly. Do you mean
14 4 |         to receive them. Even a little done in the way of conciliation
15 4 |          Suppose that we have a little conversation with the legislator,
16 6 |       magistrates let us stop a little and say a word in season
17 6 |        that there would be very little danger, at the end of the
18 6 |       Cnosians may fairly use a little violence in order to make
19 6 |         among men it avails but little; that little, however, is
20 6 |         avails but little; that little, however, is the source
21 6 |        surprised if I go back a little, for we have plenty of leisure,
22 7 |     private life there are many little things, not always apparent,
23 7 |       gymnastic applied to such little creatures, which, although
24 7 |         nursling should have as little of sorrow and fear, and
25 7 |        who take up a position a little way from the altar, and
26 7 |         Athenian. Were we not a little while ago quite convinced
27 7 |        puppets, but having some little share of reality.~Megillus.
28 8 |      true.~Athenian. Does not a little word extinguish all pleasures
29 8 |   courts. There are innumerable little matters relating to the
30 9 |        whether he steal much or little, let there be one law, and
31 9 |    thief may have taken much or little, and either from sacred
32 9 |      you favour me by stating a little more clearly the difference
33 9 |        tale which we narrated a little while ago, in the hope that
34 10|     unhappy man, which, however little, contributes to the whole;
35 11|         him, if the thing is of little worth, and the man who takes
36 11|         belongs to him, whether little or much, and the other admits
37 11|        men in general, who care little about piety and purity in
38 11|       city may be as good or as little bad as possible, the guardians
39 11|       society for the sake of a little gain, in his case let the
40 11|         of orphanhood may be as little sad to them as possible.
41 12|      which he steals be much or little, he shall have the same
42 12| punishment. For he who steals a little steals with the same wish
43 12|    citizens as desire to look a little more at leisure at the doings
44 12| necessary, and this shall be as little as possible. The second
45 12|      bodies of the dead with as little hurt as possible to the
46 12|       purpose.~Athenian. Wait a little before you ask; and let
47 12|         waking reality, which a little while ago we attempted to