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 1 IV  |    colloquial we see it in the fact that conversational speech
 2 VI  |      by the poets to a man; in fact, every play contains Spectacular
 3 VI  |        second place. A similar fact is seen in painting. The
 4 XIV |       the received legends—the fact, for instance, that Clytemnestra
 5 XVI |      the Iphigenia reveals the fact that he is Orestes. She,
 6 XVI |    recognize the bow which, in fact, he had not seen; and to
 7 XVII|      way from the temple. This fact escaped the observation
 8 XVII| brother chances to arrive. The fact that the oracle for some
 9 XXIV|       may be inferred from the fact that every one tells a story
10 XXV |     description is not true to fact, the poet may perhaps reply, "
11 XXV |    stories are not higher than fact nor yet true to fact: they
12 XXV |      than fact nor yet true to fact: they are, very possibly,
13 XXV |      may be no better than the fact: "Still, it was the fact";
14 XXV |       fact: "Still, it was the fact"; as in the passage about