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"When... the soul...
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"gazes upon... the beauty...
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"of that being-its beloved-
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"it nu-is nurtured...
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and warmed... and is glad."
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Fetherstonhaugh, continue, please.
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"When the beloved
has made him welcome...
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"and begun to enjoy his...
:16:36
conversation and-"
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- "Society."
- "Society."
:16:44
"When their intimacy is...
:16:47
"established...
:16:49
"and the loved one...
:16:52
"has grown used...
:16:55
"to being near his friend...
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"And touching him in...
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the gymnasium and elsewhere-"
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"The current which Zeus
in love with Ganymede...
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called 'the stream of longing' -"
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Omit the reference
to the unspeakable vice of the Greeks.
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Ah. Yes, sir.
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"He- He is experiencing
a counterlove-
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"a reflection
of the love he inspires-
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"and he thinks of it
as friendship, not love.
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"Though, like his lover...
:17:39
"he feels a desire to see...
:17:43
to touch, to kiss him. "
:17:46
"The unspeakable vice of the Greeks"?
:17:49
The hypocrisy of the man.
He ought to lose his fellowship.
:17:52
- Oh, come on!
- No, as a point of pure scholarship.
:17:55
All the poor old dean can understand
is the physical act.
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- I'm not advocating that.
- Cold as a fish on a marble slab. See?