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1 III,  5 |     he had the power of not getting drunk and his getting drunk
2 III,  5 |   not getting drunk and his getting drunk was the cause of his
3 III,  11|   more than he ought at not getting pleasant things (even his
4  IV,  1 |  for most men are fonder of getting money than of giving. It
5  IV,  4 |  unimportant objects; as in getting and giving of wealth there
6 VII,  14|    healthy state than to be getting into it, but these arise
7  IX,  1 | they desire; for it is like getting nothing at all when we do
8  IX,  6 |  friends, since they aim at getting more than their share of
9  IX,  11|      we must no doubt avoid getting the reputation of kill-joys