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 1 2 |            all these imitations are pleasant, but not good. And in the
 2 2 |         give them wholesome diet in pleasant meats and drinks, but unwholesome
 3 2 |             censuring them is never pleasant, although at times necessary.
 4 2 |          there are bad men who lead pleasant lives, or that the profitable
 5 2 | nevertheless unpleasant, and infamy pleasant? Certainly not, sweet legislator.
 6 2 |             that the doing wrong is pleasant, but evil and base?~Cleinias.
 7 2 |           view which identifies the pleasant and the pleasant and the
 8 2 |     identifies the pleasant and the pleasant and the just and the good
 9 2 |         unjust and evil man appears pleasant and the just most unpleasant;
10 2 |           to seek for that which is pleasant, but for that which is true;
11 4 |          may be content. The sea is pleasant enough as a daily companion,
12 5 |             I say, the dear and the pleasant and the best and noblest,
13 5 |      naturally and necessarily more pleasant and the other more painful,
14 5 |           determined to be the more pleasant life. And we should say
15 11|       should know how agreeable and pleasant all these things are; and