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 1 1 |        intelligible to any one. Look at the character of our
 2 1 |         everlasting. And if you look closely, you will find that
 3 1 |   abominate those~Who refuse to look upon fields of blood, and
 4 1 |         of which I was speaking look to virtue.~Megillus. Very
 5 1 |     like case.~Athenian. Let us look at the matter thus: May
 6 2 |        our part in life when we look on at them. Having lost
 7 2 |   unjust, I would not have him “look calmly upon bloody death,”
 8 3 |     dangers, and had no time to look after them.~Cleinias. What
 9 4 |      the Cretan laws, that they look to one thing only, and this,
10 4 |     into the sea, but they will look behind and will cease from
11 5 |     therefore to this we are to look for the pattern of the state,
12 6 |   cavalry vote and the infantry look on at the election; the
13 6 |      this the legislator should look—not to the interests of
14 7 |       not; let him keep a sharp look–out, and take especial care
15 7 |       to what pattern should he look as his guide in permitting
16 9 |    which are second best. These look at things as they exist
17 10|       not answer as if we would look straight at the sun, making
18 10|       mind;—it will be safer to look at the image only.~Cleinias.
19 11|      pride, and he will wish to look higher. And there are cases
20 11| misfortune, and they shall duly look into the matter, and take
21 11|       regulate marriages, shall look to the matter, and if they
22 11|         marriages; and let them look to the matter and punish
23 12|      war and in peace he should look to and follow his leader,
24 12|      such citizens as desire to look a little more at leisure
25 12|       come from another land to look at ours. In the first place,
26 12|       equal judge, shall justly look, and he shall possess writings
27 12|      which the statesman should look, ought he, in the first
28 12|    guessing many things, but to look steadily at one thing, and
29 12|     they deem themselves to be, look to all these and similar
30 12|      they would have all things look.~Cleinias. Then, Stranger,
31 12|      that laws generally should look to one thing only; and this,
32 12|    physician and of the general look to that one thing to which
33 12|    thing to which they ought to look; and now we may turn to
34 12|        of eyes, with which they look about the whole city? They
35 12|          than the being able to look at one idea gathered from
36 12|      that is to which we are to look, whether to be regarded
37 12|  ordered the universe. If a man look upon the world not lightly