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 1 1 |     that you shall have common meals and gymnastic exercises,
 2 1 |       arrangements:—the common meals, if I am not mistaken, were
 3 1 |        compelled to take their meals together for the sake of
 4 1 |       there ought to be common meals and certain persons regularly
 5 1 |     should say that the common meals and gymnastic exercises
 6 1 |        the gymnasia and common meals do a great deal of good,
 7 6 |     service, shall have common meals at their several stations,
 8 8 |      in the practice of common meals is also deemed impossible.
 9 8 |      in your cities the common meals of women would be regarded
10 12| exercise, or wash, or take his meals, or get up in the night
11 12|    unconcernedly at the public meals and in other companies and
12 12|        forbidding strangers at meals and sacrifices, as is the