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 1 1 |        most true.~Megillus. Quite excellent, in my opinion, as far as
 2 1 |           we will say to him, the excellent praise which you have bestowed
 3 1 |       would be endless.~Athenian. Excellent, O Lacedaemonian Stranger.
 4 2 |      Cleinias. Your suggestion is excellent; and let us answer that
 5 2 |         good and the noble has an excellent moral and religious tendency.
 6 2 |           if you agree.~Cleinias. Excellent: we agree.~
 7 3 |          perished and every other excellent invention of political or
 8 3 |         or disapproval.~Megillus. Excellent, Cleinias; let us do as
 9 3 |          might have saved all the excellent institutions which were
10 3 |          And so will I.~Cleinias. Excellent; and now let us begin to
11 4 |           the seaboard?~Cleinias. Excellent harbours, Stranger; there
12 4 |       Athenian. The reason is, my excellent friends, that you really
13 5 |           their own good, will be excellent and suitable instruments
14 5 |            Athenian Stranger, are excellent, and I will do as you say.~  ~
15 6 |          hideous thing.~Cleinias. Excellent, Stranger.~Athenian. Yes;
16 6 |          associate and becomes an excellent and temperate drink. Yet
17 6 |      sequel to this, and would be excellent, if it existed anywhere,
18 7 |     present perplexity.~Cleinias. Excellent, Stranger; let us do as
19 7 | compositions and dances which are excellent, and from these the newly–
20 7 |          you do with them, O most excellent guardians of the law? or
21 7 |           of wrestling.~Cleinias. Excellent.~Athenian. Enough of wrestling;
22 7 |         of praise, so there is an excellent one which they have given
23 8 |        husbandmen have had of old excellent laws about waters, and there
24 9 |           after receiving such an excellent education and training from
25 9 |    different penalties?~Athenian. Excellent. I was running on too fast,
26 9 |           will be good!~Cleinias. Excellent; let us do as you say.~Athenian.
27 9 |       beautiful in respect of the excellent justice of their minds,
28 9 |        the just rule. That was an excellent practice, which we observed
29 10|            Stranger, thus far, is excellent.~Athenian. Quite true, Megillus
30 10|      prior to the body.~Cleinias. Excellent, Stranger, and I hope that
31 10|            Cleinias. That will be excellent.~Athenian. You will surely
32 10|       none.~Athenian. And, O most excellent and best of men, do I understand
33 11|          man. Certainly, it is an excellent rule not lightly to defile
34 11|     favour of the Gods.~Cleinias. Excellent.~Athenian. Every man of