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 1 1 |         reason is beautiful and gentle, and not violent, her rule
 2 4 |   children ask the doctor to be gentle with them, so we will ask
 3 5 |  valiant, but he should also be gentle. From the cruel, or hardly
 4 5 |    occasion demands, to be both gentle and passionate.~Of all evils
 5 5 |    describe it as in all things gentle, having gentle pains and
 6 5 |       all things gentle, having gentle pains and gentle pleasures,
 7 5 |         having gentle pains and gentle pleasures, and placid desires
 8 7 | childhood to make his soul more gentle and cheerful?~Cleinias.
 9 7 |        which I just spoke of as gentle and benign, and is a state
10 8 |         arises from likeness is gentle, and has a tie of communion
11 10| lawgivers profess that they are gentle and not stern, we think
12 10|      saying, how can any one in gentle terms remonstrate with the
13 11|         not likely to have very gentle tempers; and, therefore,