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 1 6 |        doublet, then you should draw the conclusion of a "doublet",
 2 6 |        for lack of the power to draw distinctions either say "
 3 10|     arguments which some people draw when they say that some
 4 10|        that one should actually draw the distinction, and say, "
 5 10|          and he cannot possibly draw a distinction which he does
 6 12| sophistic rule, that one should draw the answerer on to the kind
 7 12|         said before.’ Again, to draw a paradoxical statement,
 8 13|         different one; but they draw their conclusion straight
 9 15|      process of being confuted, draw a distinction, if their
10 17|       there could be no need to draw distinctions against amphiboly
11 17|   amphiboly, people hesitate to draw such distinctions, because
12 17|  premisses, the harder it is to draw a conclusion from them.
13 30|  questions into one, one should draw a distinction between them
14 31|        With regard to those who draw one into repeating the same