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1 Intro| absorbed in reflection amid the wonder of the spectators; how on
2 Text |     applied the sneezing; and I wonder whether the harmony of the
3 Text |         friend of the good, the wonder of the wise, the amazement
4 Text |         same things.’ ‘I myself wonder,’ I said, ‘why this is.’ ‘
5 Text |       is.’ ‘There is nothing to wonder at,’ she replied; ‘the reason
6 Text |   ambition of men, and you will wonder at the senselessness of
7 Text |         truth. But you must not wonder if I speak any how as things
8 Text |       honour, at which the many wonder, are of no account with