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 1 Text|         like. For to speak or to hear others speak of philosophy
 2 Text|        of the profit. But when I hear another strain, especially
 3 Text|       but I should still like to hear one other person speak:
 4 Text|         shall be contented if we hear some good speeches first.
 5 Text|          our plan. Now I love to hear him talk; but just at present
 6 Text|       cannot. But if you like to hear the truth about love, I
 7 Text|        Yes,’ she added, ‘and you hear people say that lovers are
 8 Text|     between you and him. When we hear any other speaker, even
 9 Text|        my eyes rain tears when I hear them. And I observe that
10 Text| flute-playing of this satyr. Yet hear me once more while I show
11 Text|         nobody with us, I should hear him speak the language which
12 Text|        and so without waiting to hear more I got up, and throwing
13 Text|    fancied, had some attractions—hear, O judges; for judges you
14 Text|        ridiculous when you first hear them; he clothes himself
15 Text|       half awake, and he did not hear the beginning of the discourse;