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 1   I, 5|        than musical, but from "unmusical" or any intermediate state
 2   I, 5|        than musical, but into "unmusical" or any intermediate state
 3   I, 7|      what is not musical or is unmusical does not continue to exist,
 4   I, 7|      is not the same as "to be unmusical". One part survives, the
 5   I, 7|          but "not-musical" or "unmusical" does not survive, nor does
 6   I, 7|   compound of the two, namely "unmusical man".~We speak of "becoming
 7   I, 7|          We say both that "the unmusical becomes musical", and that "
 8   I, 7|       musical", and that "from unmusical he becomes musical". And
 9   I, 7| becoming a musical man from an unmusical man", and unmusical man
10   I, 7|    from an unmusical man", and unmusical man becoming a musical man".~
11   I, 7|     the "opposite" I mean the "unmusical", by the "subject" "man",
12   I, 7|    example the musical and the unmusical, the hot and the cold, the
13   I, 7|       is different from "to be unmusical", and "to be unformed" from "