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Ath. But if they are absolutely incommensurable, and yet all of usregard them as commensurable, have we not reason to be ashamed ofour compatriots; and might we not say to them:-O ye best ofHellenes, is not this one of the things of which we were saying thatnot to know them is disgraceful, and of which to have a bare knowledgeonly is no great distinction? �

Harry looked around to check that Hermione was well out of earshot.

a glittering arrow, in memory of William Tell. The mill was a neat and

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