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 1 Intro|   women, has taught Socrates far more than this about the
 2 Text |    tenderness of her love so far exceeded theirs, that she
 3 Text | still beardless, and younger far). And greatly as the gods
 4 Text | goddess who is his mother is far younger than the other,
 5 Text |   them. In our own country a far better principle prevails,
 6 Text |   loves ought to be noted as far as may be, for they are
 7 Text |  mortal nature is seeking as far as is possible to be everlasting
 8 Text |     to run all risks greater far than they would have run
 9 Text |    fairest sort of wisdom by far is that which is concerned
10 Text |    and they are married by a far nearer tie and have a closer
11 Text |     has been instructed thus far in the things of love, and
12 Text | perceive that beauty, is not far from the end. And the true
13 Text |     you are, and a performer far more wonderful than Marsyas.
14 Text | supped, I went on conversing far into the night, and when
15 Text |     would never have gone so far about to hide the purpose