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 1 III,  1  |    really kill him; or one might want to touch a man, as people
 2 III,  5  |        those who are so owing to want of exercise and care. So
 3  IV,  1  |       they have no experience of want, and secondly all men are
 4   V,  5  | rectificatory justice-yet people want even the justice of Rhadamanthus
 5   V,  5  |   possible for us to get what we want by bringing the money. Now
 6 VIII,  8 |          they think that if they want anything they will get it
 7 VIII,  13|        own interests they always want to get the better of the
 8 VIII,  13|        they do not get all they "want and deserve"; and those
 9 VIII,  13|          those whom they benefit want.~Now it seems that, as justice
10  IX,  1  |          have them and those who want them; each class values
11  IX,  6  |         parties to get what they want; e.g. a city is unanimous