Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... able to settle another in its place ? ' " I protest , ' answered Glaucon , I have never thought of this . ' " Tell me , at least , the expenses of the repub- lic , for no doubt you intend to retrench the super fluous ? ' " I never ...
... able to settle another in its place ? ' " I protest , ' answered Glaucon , I have never thought of this . ' " Tell me , at least , the expenses of the repub- lic , for no doubt you intend to retrench the super fluous ? ' " I never ...
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... able to govern the mind of your uncle , and do you now believe yourself able to govern the minds of all the Athenians , and his among the rest ? Take heed , my dear Glaucon , take heed lest too great a desire of power should render you ...
... able to govern the mind of your uncle , and do you now believe yourself able to govern the minds of all the Athenians , and his among the rest ? Take heed , my dear Glaucon , take heed lest too great a desire of power should render you ...
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... able to give an explanation of the articles that might seem to require explaining , if any such there were . He returned without effecting the settlement , being told that it would not be made till the arrival of some documents expected ...
... able to give an explanation of the articles that might seem to require explaining , if any such there were . He returned without effecting the settlement , being told that it would not be made till the arrival of some documents expected ...
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