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... Diogenes . Give him leave to do as he hath done before . Granichus . What's that ? Diogenes . To run away . Psyllus . Why , hast thou no need of Manes ? Diogenes . It were a shame for Diogenes to have need of Manes and for Manes to have ...
... Diogenes . Give him leave to do as he hath done before . Granichus . What's that ? Diogenes . To run away . Psyllus . Why , hast thou no need of Manes ? Diogenes . It were a shame for Diogenes to have need of Manes and for Manes to have ...
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... Diogenes . Who calleth ? Alexander . Alexander . How happened it that you would not come out of your tub to my palace ? 140 Diogenes . Because it was as far from my tub to your palace as from your palace to my tub . Alexander . Why then ...
... Diogenes . Who calleth ? Alexander . Alexander . How happened it that you would not come out of your tub to my palace ? 140 Diogenes . Because it was as far from my tub to your palace as from your palace to my tub . Alexander . Why then ...
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... Diogenes , I am sure thou canst not do so much . Diogenes . But there is never a thrush but can . 45 Sylvius . What hast thou taught Manes thy man ? Diogenes . To be as unlike as may be thy sons . 50 Manes . He hath taught me to fast ...
... Diogenes , I am sure thou canst not do so much . Diogenes . But there is never a thrush but can . 45 Sylvius . What hast thou taught Manes thy man ? Diogenes . To be as unlike as may be thy sons . 50 Manes . He hath taught me to fast ...
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