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 1 10|       If now any (i.e. both the questioner and the person questioned),
 2 10|        answerer answers and the questioner puts his question supposing
 3 10|       two right angles, has the questioner here directed his argument
 4 10|        to have them, surely the questioner here has directed his argument
 5 10|       absurd (for sometimes the questioner does not see the ambiguity
 6 17|      put: for certainly, if the questioner distinguishes his meaning
 7 17|         one should say that the questioner assumes it not in the sense
 8 17|         likely to embarrass the questioner most effectually.~
 9 20|         it is valid against the questioner, but not against his argument.~
10 27|         s error recoil upon the questioner, and say that he has brought
11 29|       the argument, whereas the questioner has not used it for the
12 33|         respectable, though the questioner has not put his questions
13 33| argument, at others against the questioner and his mode of questioning,
14 34|   against the reasonings of the questioner. We have also cleared up