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 1 1 |       gained either by study or habit, although they are far from
 2 1 |          and first consider the habit of courage; and then we
 3 1 |   reminding me. But now, as the habit of courage and fearlessness
 4 2 |     suited, either by nature or habit or both, cannot help feeling
 5 2 |         for they are now in the habit of composing with a view
 6 3 |     early period; they lived by habit and the customs of their
 7 4 | Stranger, we Cretans are in the habit of saying that the battle
 8 4 |     them, yet from the force of habit they would fain preserve
 9 5 |          instead of wisdom, the habit of craft, which evil tendency
10 6 |       to be gained by study, or habit, or some mode of acquisition,
11 7 |         because mankind get the habit of frequently transgressing
12 7 |       older persons, are in the habit of keeping quails and cocks,
13 7 |    which springs out of an evil habit of the soul. And when some
14 7 |       this is the way to form a habit of cowardice and not of
15 7 |          on the other hand, the habit of overcoming, from our
16 7 |       to pursue after this mean habit—he should not rush headlong
17 7 |       character is engrained by habit. Nay, more, if I were not
18 7 |       difference in them by bad habit. In some cases this is of
19 7 |         is not required, if the habit of moderation be once rightly
20 8 | training they have acquired the habit and are strong enough and
21 8 |       of him who is seduced the habit of courage, or in the soul
22 10|       in you who are not in the habit of answering, giddiness
23 11|       another, and the feminine habit of casting aspersions on
24 11|         is no man who is in the habit of laughing at another who
25 12|        upwards to practise this habit of commanding others, and
26 12|    properly observe the laws by habit only, and without an intelligent