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 1 1 |   Cleinias, there should be no feeling of irritation.~Cleinias.
 2 1 |     all things evil, the sweet feeling of pleasure will overcome
 3 1 |      has certainly been my own feeling. I can well remember from
 4 2 |     habit or both, cannot help feeling pleasure in them and applauding
 5 2 |       he will certainly have a feeling of shame and discomfort
 6 3 |     men would create in them a feeling of affection and good–will
 7 3 |  powerful, immediately has the feeling that—”If the owner only
 8 3 |       promised—thus creating a feeling of friendship and community
 9 3 |    friendship and community of feeling. And when there is an end
10 3 |      they find no community of feeling or willingness to risk their
11 5 |       a woman, and nursing ill–feeling. But upon him who is incapable
12 6 |        need; and this parental feeling already exists in the Cnosians,
13 6 |         and there is a similar feeling on the part of the young
14 6 |   dissolves friendships from a feeling of satiety; wherefore a
15 7 |       the Gods; and under that feeling I spoke. Let us grant, if
16 10| confusion of mind, and hence a feeling of unpleasantness and unsuitableness
17 11|      his uncle; he will have a feeling of pride, and he will wish