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 1   Intro, 5      |    anything~except slowness of speech because he delayed long
 2   Intro, 5      |  before others say enough.~ By speech a man is better than a brute~
 3   Intro, 5      |       First deliberation, then speech;~ The foundation was laid
 4       3, Story28|        the pleasantness of his speech,~the power of his eloquence
 5       5, Story11|       beautiful and sweet~ His speech is bitter, his temper hasty.~
 6       7, Story4 |     was sour-faced,~of uncouth speech, ill-humoured, troublesome
 7       7, Story7 |       and perception,~ Beauty, speech, opinion, meditation and
 8       8, Admon7 |     harshly to a man of gentle speech.~ Seek not to fight with
 9       8, 6      |        likely to have effect.~ Speech is a perfection in the soul
10       8, 10     |     proud of the beauty of thy speech,~ Of the approbation of
11       8, 18     | attempt.~ A brute cannot learn speech from thee.~ Learn thou silence
12       8, 30     |      slander,~ Whose tongue of speech is dumb when face to face.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
13       8, 63     |     must not open thy mouth in speech.~ If thou speakest truth