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 1 Intro|          insists that they shall drink, and has a large wine-cooler
 2 Text |           my friends, how can we drink with least injury to ourselves?
 3 Text |        were yesterday drowned in drink.~I think that you are right,
 4 Text |        speak: Is Agathon able to drink hard?~I am not equal to
 5 Text |         and others who never can drink, are fortunate in finding
 6 Text |  Socrates, who is able either to drink or to abstain, and will
 7 Text |         company seem disposed to drink much, I may be forgiven
 8 Text |        but that they were all to drink only so much as they pleased.~
 9 Text |        with them without meat or drink, if that were possible—you
10 Text |     drunken man? etc.)? Will you drink with me or not?’~The company
11 Text |          to be endured; you must drink—for that was the agreement
12 Text |          on Socrates, for he can drink any quantity of wine and
13 Text |          our cups; but simply to drink as if we were thirsty?~Alcibiades
14 Text |          but, O my companions in drink, when he is opened, what
15 Text | enjoyment; though not willing to drink, he could if compelled beat
16 Text |       every one was compelled to drink large quantities of wine.