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1 VIII, 5|      a pale man comes from a dark man, and pale comes from
2 VIII, 5|     man, and pale comes from dark. Nor has everything matter,
3   X, 9 | between the pale man and the dark man, not even if each of
4   X, 9 |    also between pale man and dark horse, and it is a contrariety
5   X, 10| different in form from every dark thing. For the same thing
6   X, 10|     man can be both pale and dark), and if it is an individual
7   X, 10|      the same time, pale and dark. Yet pale is contrary to
8   X, 10|      Yet pale is contrary to dark.~But while some contraries
9  XI, 12|      he changes from pale to dark,-so that on this showing