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 1 2 |           men alternate rest with labour; and have given them the
 2 4 |          have placed the sweat of labour, and long and steep is the
 3 6 |   Athenian. You know. the endless labour which painters expend upon
 4 6 |        the picture, all his great labour will last but a short time?~
 5 6 |         if they were not meant to labour, and did not know that true
 6 6 |       that true repose comes from labour, and that disgraceful indolence
 7 7 | expressive of an escape from some labour or danger into good, and
 8 8 |        those who provide food and labour in preparing it.~Let us
 9 8 |           the wardens of the city labour to maintain this law, and
10 10|           who turns his back upon labour and gives no thought to
11 12| ridiculous, after a great deal of labour has been spent, to place
12 12|          guardians any who do not labour to obtain every possible