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 1 1 |    puppets will not have been lost, and the meaning of the
 2 1 |     courageous of men utterly lost his presence of mind for
 3 2 |       look on at them. Having lost our agility, we delight
 4 3 |      had been almost entirely lost, as I may say, with the
 5 3 |      then, was this advantage lost under Cambyses, and again
 6 3 |      with wine and brutality, lost his kingdom through the
 7 4 |       Better for them to have lost many times over the seven
 8 10| persons. Our address to these lost and perverted natures should
 9 11|       heir. And if a man have lost his son, when he was a child,
10 11|  second birth, when they have lost their parents, we ought
11 12|    thrown down precipices and lost their arms; and of those
12 12|      does not use or show the lost property in the market or