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 1 1 |     in these institutions, I dare say that you will not be
 2 1 |   Lacedaemonian.~Athenian. I dare say; but there is no reason
 3 2 |      all the land who should dare to say that there are bad
 4 2 |    dance; and Dionysus, as I dare say that you will remember,
 5 2 |      our chorus.~Athenian. I dare say; for you have never
 6 7 |    they do, they would never dare at all to imitate the Sauromatides,
 7 7 |     of draughts.~Cleinias. I dare say; and these pastimes
 8 8 |   liberty. Nor shall any one dare to sing a song which has
 9 8 |   have mastered?~Cleinias. I dare say.~Athenian. And since
10 9 |       in case any one should dare to commit such a crime.
11 9 |    of his laws. He who shall dare to lay violent hands upon
12 9 |      be as follows:—If a man dare to strike his father or
13 11|      bear witness; and if he dare to witness after he has
14 12| often considered them, and I dare say that I shall be able