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 1 4 |      nature?~Cleinias. You would assume, as you say, a tyrant who
 2 6 |          ought.~Athenian. Let us assume, then, that there ought
 3 6 |          they may. And if we may assume that our whole discussion
 4 7 |          means.~Athenian. Let us assume, then, as a first principle
 5 7 |      hardly ask again, but shall assume that you agree with me.~
 6 9 |       the practice of virtue. To assume that in such a state there
 7 9 |          And, therefore, we must assume that these homicides are
 8 10|     shall we say or do?—Shall we assume that some one is accusing
 9 10|      Very true.~Athenian. Let us assume that there is a motion able
10 10|   Granted.~Athenian. And we will assume that which moves other,
11 10|   contrary of all this. Shall we assume so much, or do we still
12 12| perfectly, Cleinias; and we must assume, as the argument iniplies,