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 1 1| society meeting together at an orderly feast under the control
 2 4|      in a good lawgiver and an orderly tyrant, and that the change
 3 4|       to the embellishment and orderly regulation of his own life—
 4 6|      to become the relation of orderly parents; and he who is of
 5 6|     all sorts of pursuits both orderly and disorderly, and diverse
 6 7|   children behave properly and orderly—they themselves and all
 7 7|     maturity in the use of the orderly and severe music, when he
 8 7|      and, again, if he be more orderly and has learned courage
 9 7|  imitation one man moves in an orderly, another in a disorderly
10 8|       noble aim, but makes the orderly and temperate part of mankind