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prevent them th to [[/deletion]] ^ [[addition]] [[underline]] come show us [[/underline]] [[/addition]] that disciple | prevent them th to [[/deletion]] ^ [[addition]] [[underline]] come show us [[/underline]] [[/addition]] that disciple | ||
of Socrates whose [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] fame [[deletion]] was [[/deletion]] [[addition]] is [[/addition]] | of Socrates whose [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] fame [[deletion]] was [[/deletion]] [[addition]] is [[/addition]] | ||
| − | ^ [[addition]] [[underline]] | + | ^ [[addition]] [[underline]] spread [[/underline]] [[/addition]] all over the World & who ^ [[deletion]] was [[/deletion]] [[addition]] is [[/addition]] |
[[deletion]] his [[/deletion]] ^ [[addition]] your [[/addition]] namesake. Carry us | [[deletion]] his [[/deletion]] ^ [[addition]] your [[/addition]] namesake. Carry us | ||
to his Academy & present us | to his Academy & present us | ||
Latest revision as of 12:09, 3 April 2020
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