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 1 1 | everything done in this way will turn out to be wrong, because
 2 1 |           however, the theme may turn out not to be unworthy of
 3 1 |       such convivialities should turn out to have any advantage
 4 2 |     gracious to the youth and to turn their hearts. Thirdly, the
 5 2 |        and unwilling to wait his turn and have his share of silence
 6 3 |     legislation of their country turn out so badly?~Megillus.
 7 3 |         of looking at things may turn out after all to be a mistake,
 8 4 |          I hope that you in your turn will follow and watch me
 9 5 |    matters of this kind you must turn your mind since you are
10 6 |       excuses will not serve the turn. I will tell you, then,
11 6 |          progresses, each law in turn will assign to them their
12 6 |  marriage we should endeavour to turn aside by reproaches, not,
13 7 |       which the hunters sleep in turn and are lazy; this is not
14 8 |      will be celebrated in their turn by the command of the judges
15 9 |    company of the wicked—fly and turn not back; and if your disorder
16 9 |           clapping or hooting in turn this or that orator—I say
17 10|  creative power; but if the soul turn out to be the primeval element,
18 10|       more than one because they turn upon their axis; and whenever
19 11|         a good–natured manner to turn the laugh against our citizens?
20 11|         the wardens of the agora turn him out of the agora, and
21 12|        by the enemy and does not turn round and defend himself,
22 12|      them above the rest if they turn out to be inferior. This
23 12|          to look; and now we may turn to mind political, of which,