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 1 Intro|     beloved should not be too ready to yield. The rule in our
 2 Intro|      his turn. Eryximachus is ready to do both, and after prescribing
 3 Intro|     for one another, and were ready to die of hunger in one
 4 Intro|     the entertainment; and is ready to join, if only in the
 5 Intro|      another.~Aristophanes is ready to laugh and make laugh
 6 Intro|     true to his character, is ready to argue before he begins
 7 Text |    away his arms? He would be ready to die a thousand deaths
 8 Text |      enemies would be equally ready to prevent him, but now
 9 Text |   nature is prone to love and ready to return love, always embracing
10 Text |      is what you desire, I am ready to melt you into one and
11 Text |       of my own powers, I was ready to run away for shame, if
12 Text |    the truth about love, I am ready to speak in my own manner,
13 Text |    replied, ‘I have no answer ready.’ ‘Then,’ she said, ‘let
14 Text |  whose behalf the weakest are ready to battle against the strongest
15 Text | immortality of fame. They are ready to run all risks greater
16 Text | fascinating beauty that I was ready to do in a moment whatever