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1      I, 1 |  points they possibly can and leave as few as may be to the
2      I, 6 | Troy-town’s folk) should~they leave behind them a boast;~and ~
3      I, 12|        and always be ready to leave off. Also those who have
4      I, 15|       than himself, since you leave the decision with him; and
5     II, 6 |    such people makes us do or leave undone. And we feel more
6    III, 9 |  boundary before turning back leave their companions behind
7    III, 10|       Chares was pressing for leave to be examined upon his