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 1 1 |       education; for many have grown insolent from victory in
 2 3 |    princesses who had recently grown rich, and in the absence
 3 3 |       sort of theatrocracy has grown up. For if the democracy
 4 6 |      neglect, many things have grown lax among you, which might
 5 7 | gymnastic and music, while the grown–up women, no longer employed
 6 7 |     whole art of fighting—when grown—up women, they should apply
 7 8 |      let the girls who are not grown up compete naked in the
 8 8 | intermediate, and for the full–grown horses themselves; and thus
 9 9 |     orphans. If their sons are grown up, they shall be under
10 10|      from small beginnings had grown great, and you fancied that
11 10|   childish levity, but such as grown–up men may be guilty of,
12 11|        could be reckoned among grown–up men, whether his own
13 11|     suffrages of all the other grown–up members of the family,