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 1 Intro|       Although he had not been present himself, he had heard them
 2 Intro|   barefooted, and who had been present at the time. ‘Would you
 3 Intro|     not of the olden time, but present and youthful ever. The speech
 4 Intro|     continental nations at the present time, in modes of salutation.
 5 Intro| history. He seems to have been present to the mind of Plato in
 6 Text |     tell me, he said, were you present at this meeting?~Your informant,
 7 Text |     shall be the judge; but at present you are better occupied
 8 Text |       also I think that at the present moment we who are here assembled
 9 Text |      may be, for they are both present.~The course of the seasons
10 Text |        nature was not like the present, but different. The sexes
11 Text |       happens in this world at present. I am serious, and therefore
12 Text |      the next degree and under present circumstances must be the
13 Text |     hear him talk; but just at present I must not forget the encomium
14 Text |    desires that what he has at present may be preserved to him
15 Text |        which is future and not present, and which he has not, and
16 Text |        beautiful which is ever present to his memory, even when
17 Text |        Alcibiades; but for the present I will defer your chastisement.
18 Text |    times when there was no one present; I fancied that I might