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 1 2 |      large audience, but before a moderate company; nor yet among strangers,
 2 3 |        half would be the safe and moderate course, then the moderate
 3 3 |         moderate course, then the moderate or better was more than
 4 3 |         imagined that oaths would moderate a youthful spirit invested
 5 3 |        time, and had been able to moderate the government of the three
 6 4 |          At their death, the most moderate funeral is best, neither
 7 4 |         niggardly; and the man of moderate means, who was himself moderate,
 8 4 |   moderate means, who was himself moderate, would praise a moderate
 9 4 |          moderate, would praise a moderate funeral. Now you in the
10 4 | legislator must not barely say “a moderate funeral,” but you must define
11 5 |           far the safest and most moderate; for the one extreme makes
12 5 |        number of inhabitants in a moderate way of life—more than this
13 5 |         their property fixed at a moderate limit, and to beget children
14 7 |           times of prosperity are moderate in their pleasures—the giver
15 7 |         will follow next in order moderate praise and censure of hunting;
16 10|          dogs, and to men even of moderate excellence, who would never
17 11|        their wishes, and prefer a moderate to a large gain. But the
18 11|          expenses, will produce a moderate gain to the retail trades,
19 12|          offerings to the Gods, a moderate man should observe moderation