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 1     VII| builders should last on ever so long after the craftsmen are
 2     XII|       myself to accept them, as long as they are not bewilderingly
 3     XXI|       hairs like thorns a cubit long, which it is accustomed
 4   XXIII|     human nature, then he ought long before, and not only now,
 5  XXVIII|   himself with great gravity of long essays upon the different
 6    XXIX|         Euphrates and Dion have long been known to you and they
 7    XXIX|      when he has, -- and before long he is going to, -- then
 8    XXXV|          after having passed so long a time with him, that he
 9   XXXIX|         fortune was assured, so long as you did not escape him,
10      XL|      the purest wisdom, but had long since accounted him a magician
11      XL|         have been regarded both long ago and now as a wizard