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 1 5 |         life. And surely in his relations to the state and his fellow
 2 5 |       best through life. In his relations to strangers, a man should
 3 6 |      with orphans dies, let the relations both on the father’s and
 4 7 |        the country, or to their relations, houses, until they are
 5 11|         a still greater lack of relations within the limits of the
 6 11|         guardian appears to the relations of the orphan, or to any
 7 11|      without a husband, let her relations communicate with the women
 8 11|      grandfather and other aged relations, he will have images which
 9 11|      large in the city, but his relations shall keep him at home in
10 12| practise gymnastic and whom the relations of the departed shall choose,
11 12|      and in other companies and relations of private life are perjured.