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 1 1 |    Cnosus do, as I believe, entirely agree with you. But we should
 2 1 |     about laws turns almost entirely on pleasure and pain, both
 3 1 | Cleinias. Very true; and we entirely agree with you.~Athenian.
 4 1 |      Do not these qualities entirely desert a man if he becomes
 5 1 |  drink?~Cleinias. Yes, they entirely desert him.~Athenian. Does
 6 3 | land or sea had been almost entirely lost, as I may say, with
 7 4 |  who gain the upper hand so entirely monopolize the government,
 8 5 |  and making life to be most entirely free from sorrow. Let parents,
 9 7 |     nor, on the other hand, entirely avoid pains, but should
10 7 |    the sons of the Gods, is entirely associated with the consciousness
11 8 |     against their will, but entirely with their will.~Megillus.
12 9 |  them, and impose upon them entirely different penalties?~Athenian.
13 10|    also that legislation is entirely a work of art, and is based
14 10|     in a lathe, and is most entirely akin and similar to the
15 10|  care of all things is most entirely natural to them.~Cleinias.
16 10|     not on any principle be entirely mistaken in praising any
17 11|    it, in order that if not entirely, we may yet partially, cure