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 1 1 |   praise and blame war in this high–flown strain, whom are you
 2 2 |   order of the voice, in which high and low are duly mingled,
 3 3 |    hollow caves on the tops of high mountains, and every one
 4 3 |     their security to not very high hills, either.~Cleinias.
 5 4 |     accomplished yet more, and high ruin falls upon us. For
 6 5 |        he seems to be mounting high and steep places, the Gods
 7 5 | Wherefore let us suppose this “high argument” of ours to address
 8 5 |    well as rich. And good in a high degree, and rich in a high
 9 5 |     high degree, and rich in a high degree at the same time,
10 6 |     ways, and of the different high roads which lead out of
11 7 |      as having much to do with high spirit on the one hand,
12 7 |  intervals, slow and quick, or high and low notes, are combined—
13 10|   their children’s children in high offices, and their prosperity
14 10|   depths of the earth, or I am high and will fly up to heaven,
15 10|     you are not so small or so high but that you shall pay the
16 11|        living who are aged and high in honour; wherever a city
17 12| created in that year, shall be high priest; and they shall write