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1 Intro|       together in pure and manly affection; yet they cannot tell what
2 Intro|       banquet, filling them with affection and emptying them of disaffection;
3 Intro|     childless men; which both in affection and means have married and
4 Intro|        Alcibiades by a pretended affection for Agathon. Presently a
5 Intro|  harmonious and one. The limited affection is enlarged, and enabled
6 Text |         though the object of his affection turn out to be a villain,
7 Text |     double love is not merely an affection of the soul of man towards
8 Text | disaffection and fills them with affection, who makes them to meet
9 Text |      appropriated to those whose affection takes one form only—they