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 1 1 |          Megillus. That is not an easy question to answer; still
 2 1 |         in general, the answer is easy—that education makes good
 3 1 |        which would be wonderfully easy in comparison with those
 4 4 |      difficult before, it is then easy.~Cleinias. Yes; and he certainly
 5 5 |          suits about money may be easy and quite simple.~The next
 6 6 |           in my mind the free and easy manner in which we are ordaining
 7 6 |         and that admits of a very easy correction; for if, turning
 8 6 |            is a matter not at all easy for us to determine. There
 9 7 |    Athenian. The practice is more easy for us to understand than
10 7 |     thoughts?~Cleinias. It is not easy, Stranger, to put aside
11 7 |       matters minutely is neither easy, nor at all possible for
12 8 |         which, in one respect, is easy, but, in another, is of
13 8 |        such a law, which was very easy in one respect, but in another
14 10|           this question it is not easy to give an intelligent answer;
15 10|       make the care of all things easy to the Gods. If any one
16 10|           world has a wonderfully easy task.~Cleinias. How so?~
17 11| legislation. To effect this is no easy matter, and requires a great
18 11|           magician. Now it is not easy to know the nature of all
19 12|       practice? It is by no means easy to find a magistrate who
20 12|           by our knowledge, is no easy matter. The safest course
21 12|        next place, it will not be easy for them to discover themselves