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 1 1|   remark of yours; and yet I am greatly mistaken if war is not the
 2 1|       and loves?~Cleinias. Very greatly.~Athenian. And are perception
 3 3|      the men of that day, which greatly lightened the task of passing
 4 3|        in word but in deed, how greatly we prize your words, for
 5 5|        the soul has no idea how greatly he undervalues this wonderful
 6 6|       and repeated examination, greatly tend to clear up doubts.
 7 6|     showed that the institution greatly conduced to security; and
 8 6| relating both to men and women, greatly conduces to the happiness
 9 7|      the earliest years of life greatly contributes to create a
10 9|  particulars of this sort which greatly vary from one another. And