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 1 III,  12|       base and which develops quickly ought to be kept in a chastened
 2  IV,  5 |       more than is right, too quickly, or too long); yet all are
 3  IV,  5 | hot-tempered people get angry quickly and with the wrong persons
 4  VI,  9 |     that one should carry out quickly the conclusions of one’s
 5  VI,  9 |  while another man attains it quickly. Therefore in the former
 6 VII,  8 |      the people who get drunk quickly and on little wine, i.e.
 7 VIII,  3|   different. This is why they quickly become friends and quickly
 8 VIII,  3|    quickly become friends and quickly cease to be so; their friendship
 9 VIII,  3|      and such pleasure alters quickly. Young people are amorous
10 VIII,  3|     why they fall in love and quickly fall out of love, changing
11 VIII,  3|    trusted by each. Those who quickly show the marks of friendship
12 VIII,  3|      for friendship may arise quickly, but friendship does not.~
13 VIII,  6|      while men become friends quickly, old men do not; it is because
14 VIII,  6|  similarly sour people do not quickly make friends either. But
15 VIII,  6|    and permanent, while these quickly change (besides differing