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 1 1 |     words?~Cleinias. On first hearing, what you say appears to
 2 2 |      the greatest pleasure in hearing a rhapsodist recite well
 3 2 |     truth, to have sight, and hearing, and the use of the senses,
 4 2 |       the happiest, every one hearing him would enquire, if I
 5 2 | strange, at any rate on first hearing, in a Dionysiac chorus of
 6 3 |       battle of Marathon; and hearing of the bridge over the Hellespont,
 7 7 |     they should be constantly hearing them read aloud, and always
 8 8 |      standing by, and who, on hearing this enactment, declares
 9 10|    and therefore, if on first hearing they seem difficult, there
10 10|      difficulty in seeing and hearing the small than the great,
11 12|    after each decision in the hearing of the judges; and when
12 12|      countries in the hope of hearing something that might be
13 12|    things, contains sight and hearing; and the mind, mingling