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They indeed were led by Nature into these tracks of gravity. But when Socrates, most illustrious crown of Grecian learning, was pleading his case in Athens, Lysias read to him a defence composed by himself for his use at the trial. Pray take this away, said Socrates. If I could be persuaded to deliver it in the farthest wilderness of Scythia, I should admit myself that I deserved death.
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