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 1 12|    committing some fallacy, and drawing his argument into paradox-for
 2 12|        abundant opportunity for drawing him into paradox or fallacy,
 3 17|      proof. The only motive for drawing further distinctions is
 4 17|         question simply without drawing any distinction is a mistake,
 5 17| Accordingly, since the right of drawing the distinction is granted,
 6 17|      answer either simply or by drawing a distinction: the tacit
 7 18|    merely apparent arguments by drawing distinctions. Again, inasmuch
 8 18|   effect the solution either by drawing some distinction or by demolishing
 9 33|         false premiss or on the drawing of a distinction; while,
10 33|        whose demolition, or the drawing of a distinction within