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 1 2 |         our good fortune, we are unable to be still?~Cleinias. True.~
 2 2 | creatures: I said that they were unable to keep quiet either in
 3 6 | questions at issue. And if he be unable to obtain from them a satisfactory
 4 6 |    established for those who are unable to get rid of their suits
 5 7 |      boxing or wrestling, is not unable to fight from his left side,
 6 7 |       the Amazons, they would be unable to take part in archery
 7 7 |          man would he be, who is unable to count one, two, three,
 8 7 |          and even numbers, or is unable to count at all, or reckon
 9 8 |       yields to pleasures and is unable to hold out against them?
10 9 |        But if he be unwilling or unable to provide sureties, then
11 9 |          most part only, and are unable to survey the whole of them.
12 9 |        and he wounds him, but is unable to kill him, he who had
13 11|     naturally they are sometimes unable to fulfil the act which
14 11|          who has been wronged be unable to inform the magistrates,
15 12|         consider only, and to be unable to set forth what they think?~
16 12|          a reason. And he who is unable to acquire this in addition