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 1 1 |         will take his stand and be ready to die at his post, and
 2 1 |        Athenian. All those who are ready at a moment’s notice to
 3 1 |          intoxication, one side is ready with their praises and the
 4 1 |            upon myriads of nations ready to dispute the point with
 5 1 |     Athenian. You seem to be quite ready to listen; and I am also
 6 1 |           to listen; and I am also ready to perform as much as I
 7 1 |           now saying that you were ready to maintain such a doctrine.~
 8 1 |    Athenian. True, I was; and I am ready still, seeing that you have
 9 1 |            fear or respect, and is ready to do or say anything.~Cleinias.
10 2 |           is thus mellowed be more ready and less ashamed to sing—
11 2 |      Cleinias. He will be far more ready.~Athenian. There will be
12 3 |         mass of the people will be ready to receive; but this is
13 3 |         and showed themselves more ready in the hour of danger. And
14 5 |       praising her, and he is very ready to let her do whatever she
15 5 |           the neutral state we are ready to take in exchange, not
16 6 | instruction, and theatres, are all ready and waiting for scholars
17 7 |       should not at our age be too ready to speak about such great
18 8 |       dissolution of them, as I am ready to maintain quite seriously.
19 8 |            daily gain; mankind are ready to learn any branch of knowledge,
20 8 |    represents him, when found out, ready to kill himself as the penalty
21 9 |        prelude, shall have the law ready for him:—If any man smite
22 11|            refuse to obey, and are ready to do anything rather than
23 11|            God rejoices, and he is ready to answer their prayers.