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 1 1 |          am willing—And first, I want to know why the law has
 2 1 |        and offer laws whenever a want is felt, and one man has
 3 1 |        pursue the subject. And I want to know the nature of all
 4 1 |     management of a feast; and I want you to tell me what great
 5 1 |     raised, is precisely what we want to hear.~Athenian. Very
 6 1 | Certainly.~Athenian. And when we want to make any one fearless,
 7 1 |   Clearly.~Athenian. And when we want to make him rightly fearful,
 8 2 |        are ashamed of these, and want to have the best.~Cleinias.
 9 3 |   observe by word and oath? This want of harmony may have had
10 3 |        they hated; and when they want the people to fight for
11 3 |         hire, as if they were in want of more men. And they cannot
12 3 |       just what I at this moment want; most auspiciously have
13 4 |     newly–founded city; but I do want to know what the situation
14 4 |          When they are angry and want to satisfy their feelings
15 5 |     rebuke them when they show a want of reverence. But this quality
16 5 |          from ignorance, or from want of self–control, or both.
17 5 |         have nothing, and are in want of food, show a disposition
18 5 |           Touching evil men, who want to join and be citizens
19 5 |      share with those who are in want, sometimes remitting and
20 5 |        freeman, and should never want to acquire riches by any
21 5 |          the question—”What do I want?” and “Do I attain my aim,
22 6 |    broken, still, while he is in want of education, he naturally
23 6 |        and greatest and sharpest want and desire breaks out last,
24 7 |     would be an unseemliness and want of propriety in making them
25 7 |       that at present there is a want of clearness in what I am
26 7 |     Corybantes; for when mothers want their restless children
27 7 |         Do not nurses, when they want to know what an infant desires,
28 7 |        do with the permanence or want of permanence in legislation.
29 7 |    influence of this desire will want other institutions and laws;
30 7 |          of many things. And you want me now to tell them plainly
31 7 |          that I am not wholly in want of a pattern, for when I
32 7 |       cowardly!~Cleinias. Such a want of education, Stranger,
33 8 |       abundance to him who is in want. And when either of these
34 8 |        to sell to the people who want to buy, and of implements
35 9 |          may go uncultivated for want of money. But if any one
36 9 |   educating him; and he does not want to be made a doctor, but
37 9 |     disposition, and a miserable want of education. Of this want
38 9 |       want of education. Of this want of education, the false
39 9 |     shame, but who from sloth or want of manliness imposes upon
40 10|      relatives; and so from some want of reasoning power, and
41 10|          what they are only from want of understanding, and not
42 11|         unsettled, and from this want of definiteness in their
43 12|        and also endurance of the want of meats and drinks, and
44 12|     examination, or of which the want will make the subject of
45 12|        true.~Athenian. We do not want many illustrations about
46 12|          two things at once—they want to be at the same time free