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1     II, 6 | borrowing when it will seem like begging; begging when it will seem
2     II, 6 |          will seem like begging; begging when it will seem like asking
3     II, 6 |    return when it will seem like begging; praising a man in order
4     II, 6 |      order that it may seem like begging; and going on begging in
5     II, 6 |       like begging; and going on begging in spite of failure: all
6     II, 8 |      weep when he saw his friend begging: the latter sight was pitiful,
7     II, 16|        plenty of people who come begging from you. Hence the saying
8    III, 2 |           begs"; for praying and begging are both varieties of asking.
9    III, 5 |      told me (for Cleon had come begging and praying), took them