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Then, Socrates, exclaimed Theodoté, why don’t you become my partner in the pursuit of friends?
By all means — if you persuade me.
And how am I to persuade you?
That you will find out and contrive for yourself, if you want my help.
Come and see me often, then.
Then, Socrates, exclaimed Theodoté, why don’t you become my partner in the pursuit of friends?
By all means — if you persuade me.
And how am I to persuade you?
That you will find out and contrive for yourself, if you want my help.
Come and see me often, then.
Memorabilia. Xenophon. Edgar Carew Marchant (Translator). Cambridge, MA. 1923.
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