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236 Socrates. I won’t any more, since you have taken this oath; for how could I give up such pleasures?

237 Phaedrus. Speak then.

237 Socrates. Do you know what I’m going to do?

237 Phaedrus. About what?

237 Socrates. I’m going to keep my head wrapped up while I talk, that I may get through my discourse as quickly as possible and that I may not look at you and become embarrassed.

237 Phaedrus. Only speak, and in other matters suit yourself.

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