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 1 1 | subsequent remarks. Will you allow me then to explain how I
 2 2 |     about drink, if you will allow me to do so.~Cleinias. What
 3 2 |     the same principle, will allow of other pleasures, designing
 4 2 |       I shall never agree or allow that this city or this man
 5 3 |  will endeavour, if you will allow me, to make out and demonstrate
 6 4 |      legislator ought not to allow the poets to do what they
 7 5 |    will not, if he can help, allow others to partake in a friendly
 8 5 |  could help, would admit, or allow to continue the greatest
 9 5 |     such matters can neither allow the old ways to continue,
10 5 |  reputation for virtue, will allow the lot to be impaired in
11 5 |     our ordinances, and will allow themselves to be deprived
12 5 |    most akin to it; you must allow the legislator to perfect
13 6 |      legislator ought not to allow the education of children
14 6 |     more than his means will allow; he who is of the richest
15 6 |      of cleanliness, and not allow a private person to encroach
16 7 |     fear, and every one will allow that this is the way to
17 7 |    from pains; nor should we allow any one, young or old, male
18 7 |       Athenian. Then we will allow time for reflection, and
19 7 |    we do, Cleinias? Shall we allow a stranger to run down Sparta
20 7 |     we shall all in a moment allow you to erect your stage
21 8 |    will not, if he can help, allow him to become either noble,
22 8 |      Our citizens should not allow pleasures to strengthen
23 8 |     think that we had better allow the Stranger to proceed
24 8 |   leaving the country, or to allow him to remain for the whole
25 9 |     his parents, no law will allow to kill his father or his
26 9 |     from one another. And to allow courts of law to determine
27 9 |   the legislator should only allow them to ordain the penalties
28 11|     of the assembly does not allow, or which he has made under
29 11|     will not, if I can help, allow this; but I will legislate
30 11|     of jest and earnest, and allow a man to make use of ridicule
31 12|    or military officer shall allow him to serve as a soldier,
32 12|     throw open his house and allow him to search things both
33 12|     And if a person will not allow the searcher to make his
34 12|      of lamentation, and not allow the voice of the mourner