wholly from the experiences ofhappiness and unhappiness

answering my questions with ever a word. (To CHREMYLUS) Aye, master,

wholly from the experiences ofhappiness and unhappiness

unless you tell me why we are following this unknown fellow, I will

wholly from the experiences ofhappiness and unhappiness

not be silent, but I will worry and torment you, for you cannot beat

wholly from the experiences ofhappiness and unhappiness

me because of my sacred chaplet of laurel.

No, but if you worry me I will take off your chaplets, and then

you will only get a sounder thrashing.

That's an old song! I am going to leave you no peace till you have

told me who this man is; and if I ask it, it's entirely because of

thanks
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