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 1      I, 4 |        must possess. Let us now go back and state the premisses
 2      I, 5 |         are the only man not to go to a place you have gone
 3      I, 5 |     regularly, while the others go there for the first time
 4      I, 9 |  liberal people let their money go instead of fighting for
 5      I, 10|   actions and of people usually go together; for while there
 6      I, 15|    ceases to exist. We need not go very deep to discover the
 7     II, 6 |        continually seen by, and go about under the eyes of,
 8     II, 13|      experience-for most things go wrong, or anyhow turn out
 9     II, 19|      through these channels. To go further than this, and try
10     II, 22|   Athenians whether they should go to war or not, if we did
11     II, 24|   readier than any other god to go shares, since we never say "
12     II, 24|    father’s authority could not go. Or again, one might say
13    III, 4 | children who take their pap but go on crying; and the Boeotians
14    III, 9 |         expecting the rhythm to go on to the limit his mind
15    III, 9 |          on the other hand, you go on too long, you make him
16    III, 16|         may also narrate as you go anything that does credit
17    III, 16| character; good sense making us go after what is useful, and
18    III, 17|       partially. Nor should you go after the enthymeme form
19    III, 18|         about the other, do not go on to ask him about the