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 1 1 |    secret service, in which wonderful endurance is shown—our people
 2 3 |     and might have had such wonderful results for the Hellenes,
 3 4 |   have preludes framed with wonderful care. But of the truer and
 4 5 | greatly he undervalues this wonderful possession; nor, again,
 5 7 | study which you describe as wonderful and fitting for youth to
 6 10|   by some extraordinary and wonderful power.~Cleinias. Yes, certainly;
 7 11|  figure of an ancestor is a wonderful thing, far higher than that
 8 12|    see why there is nothing wonderful in states going astray—the
 9 12| aims; nor is there anything wonderful in some laying down as their
10 12|   we will ask a question:—O wonderful being, and to what are you
11 12| with numerical exactness so wonderful; and even at that time some