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 1 4 |        time, the tyrant, if he wishes, can change the manners
 2 5 |       will not indulge in vain wishes or attempts to accomplish
 3 6 |    another of wronging him and wishes to get a decision; the other
 4 7 |        comply with the child’s wishes instead of deterring him,
 5 7 |     but explaining to them the wishes of the legislator in order
 6 8 |    magnanimity and wisdom, and wishes to live chastely with the
 7 8 |      like; but any of them who wishes to remain, may do so, if
 8 10|    characters and manners, and wishes and reasonings, and true
 9 11|       money are sober in their wishes, and prefer a moderate to
10 11|    begin with the testamentary wishes of the dying and the case
11 11| gratify in every respect their wishes more than those of his sons
12 12|    equally liable. If a person wishes to find anything in the