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1      I, 1 |      and every one will at once agree that such an inquiry is
2      I, 6 |        felt that every one must agree with them; our enemies can
3      I, 7 |       often happens that people agree that two things are both
4      I, 7 |      are both useful but do not agree about which is the more
5      I, 15|       be struck by, him.~If you agree to accept an oath, you may
6     II, 3 |      incensed against those who agree that they deserved their
7     II, 21| commonplace, every one seems to agree with them, and therefore
8     II, 21|        or bad children, he will agree with any one who tells him, "
9     II, 23|      Alexander. "Every one will agree that by incontinent people