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1   V,  1|     in the eyes, height and depth of pitch in the voice, and
2   V,  1| deep-blue on account of its depth). When we come to the eyes
3   V,  3|   is cold on account of its depth (for they are found in sixty
4   V,  7|   in a general way that the depth depends on a certain amount
5   V,  7|   loud and high. Again, the depth seems to belong to the nobler
6   V,  7|   lying in superiority, and depth of tone being a sort of
7   V,  7|    of superiority. But then depth and height in the voice
8   V,  7|  motion? If then height and depth are to be decided in accordance
9   V,  7|   breath being thick causes depth, cold breath being thin