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 1 1 |     to increase them for the future by his use of the occasion.~
 2 1 |  their art. For example, the future carpenter should learn to
 3 1 |    the line in play; and the future warrior should learn riding,
 4 1 | there are opinions about the future, which have the general
 5 2 |   which has good laws, or in future ages is to have them, bearing
 6 3 |      Sparta, seeing into the future, gave you two families of
 7 5 |    are to befall them in the future God will lessen, and that
 8 5 |    an unsound principle, the future administration of the country
 9 5 |    which are not present but future, he who exhibits a pattern
10 6 |   and–thirty now, and in all future time, chosen to fulfil the
11 6 |     acts, relating either to future, present, or past marriages,
12 7 |      order, he shall for the future change nothing, whether
13 10|    be put to the test at any future time, and therefore, if
14 11|  whole family, both past and future, and yet more do regard
15 11| undone, but in order that in future times, he, and those who