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 1 10|                10~It is no true distinction between arguments which
 2 10|        should actually draw the distinction, and say, "By "speaking
 3 10|       he cannot possibly draw a distinction which he does not think
 4 15|       of being confuted, draw a distinction, if their confutation is
 5 17|     other hand, one had drawn a distinction, and questioned him on the
 6 17|      simply without drawing any distinction is a mistake, so that, even
 7 17|        the right of drawing the distinction is granted, one should not
 8 17|      the light of the aforesaid distinction between the different kinds
 9 17|   either simply or by drawing a distinction: the tacit understandings
10 18| solution either by drawing some distinction or by demolishing something,
11 30|     into one, one should draw a distinction between them straight away
12 33|  premiss or on the drawing of a distinction; while, of the rest, the
13 33| solution clearly depends upon a distinction or a demolition, and yet
14 33| demolition, or the drawing of a distinction within it, will bring the