Book, Paragraph

1  II,  6 |   must have the quality of aiming at the intermediate. I mean
2  II,  7 | view, a flatterer if he is aiming at his own advantage, and
3 III,  5 |  get what is best, and the aiming at the end is not self-chosen
4  IV,  8 |   humour at all costs, and aiming rather at raising a laugh
5   V,  9 |    unjustly, he is himself aiming at an excessive share either
6  VI,  7 |  the man who is capable of aiming in accordance with calculation
7 VIII,  8| men, and men who know, are aiming at confirming their own