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 1 1 |     to rest beneath them, and get over the whole journey without
 2 1 |  Megillus. I think that I can get as far as the fouth head,
 3 1 |     the prospect of reward to get the better of them? Where
 4 2 |    shall we reassure him, and get him to sing? Shall we begin
 5 2 |    man or woman, is minded to get children. There are numberless
 6 3 |     kings of that time was to get the better of the established
 7 4 |       but I think that we may get some notion of them if we
 8 5 |       thinks that he ought to get the better by defaming others,
 9 6 |      parts of ninety each, we get ninety counsellors for each
10 6 |       the guards may not only get a knowledge of the country
11 6 |    wronging him and wishes to get a decision; the other for
12 6 |       those who are unable to get rid of their suits either
13 6 |   attached slaves whom we can get. For many a man has found
14 6 |  pleasures and appetites, and get rid of all the corresponding
15 7 |   written law because mankind get the habit of frequently
16 7 |    sports; now is the time to get rid of self–will in him,
17 7 |       any work which they can get, may see that they are at
18 7 | always the first to awake and get up—this, whether the regulation
19 7 |       learning them, so as to get by heart entire poets; while
20 7 |       s own persons, and they get the victory over the animals
21 8 |     already made may possibly get the better of most of these
22 8 |    themselves are not able to get the better of the temptation,
23 8 |       state have one art, and get his living by that. Let
24 9 |      be made a doctor, but to get well.~Cleinias. And would
25 9 |      God, be only spoken, and get away without giving any
26 9 | subdivided into three, we now get five sources of actions;
27 10|    divided by it; but if they get in the midst between bodies
28 12|   wash, or take his meals, or get up in the night to keep