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 1 1 | discovered to his eyes, who has experience in laws gained either by
 2 1 |       without paying dearly for experience. And I do not believe that
 3 2 |      law affirms, and which the experience of the eldest and best has
 4 3 |          for they had no proper experience in legislation, or they
 5 3 |       Please to remark that the experience both of ourselves and the
 6 4 |     doctor prescribes what mere experience suggests, as if he had exact
 7 5 |         says; but only a man of experience and good habits. For in
 8 6 |       all acquire knowledge and experience of the whole country. The
 9 6 |         year, but may also have experience of the manner in which different
10 6 |        annual officers who have experience, and know what is wanted,
11 6 |         determined. A ten years experience of sacrifices and dances,
12 6 |  further enactments which their experience may show to be necessary,
13 6 |   accustomed to a common table, experience showed that the institution
14 7 |    which we may gather from the experience of nurses, and likewise
15 7 |        be made good and wise by experience and learning of many things.
16 8 |      and according to their own experience of the usefulness and necessity
17 10|    invite you to follow, and my experience will help to convey you
18 11|     counsel with those who have experience of the several kinds of
19 11|        to an orphan, will never experience the wrath of the legislator.
20 11|        really an art or only an experience and practice destitute of
21 12|         For a city which has no experience of good and bad men or intercourse
22 12|    bringing them to the test of experience, until every detail appears
23 12|     city being unguarded should experience the common fate of cities
24 12|      one so godless who did not experience an effect opposite to that
25 12|         matters I have had much experience, and have often considered