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 1 1|       some other exercise, for amusement, and the teacher should
 2 2|       mind the instruction and amusement which are given by music,
 3 2| Athenian. Yes; and this I term amusement, when doing neither harm
 4 2|         If, then, drinking and amusement were regulated in this way,
 5 2|      body, when regarded as an amusement, we termed dancing; but
 6 2|        State makes drinking an amusement only, and whoever likes
 7 6|        will provide a pleasing amusement, but they will be a serious
 8 6|       they shall follow in the amusement of the dance, and for our
 9 7|       certain natural modes of amusement which they find out for
10 7|        lady, delighting in the amusement of the dance, thought it
11 7|       nor ever will be, either amusement or instruction in any degree
12 7|     affording them an innocent amusement.~Cleinias. That, again,
13 7|        learn as a pleasure and amusement. They have to distribute
14 7|     saying they adapt to their amusement the numbers in common use,
15 7|    learning of them will be an amusement, and they will benefit the