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1 III  |       does, or speak in his own person, unchanged—or he may present
2 IX   |      the universal I mean how a person of a certain type on occasion
3 XI   | recognize or discover whether a person has done a thing or not.
4 XI   |          it may happen that one person only is recognized by the
5 XV   |         or the probable. Thus a person of a given character should
6 XXIII|       within that period to one person or to many, little connected
7 XXIV |   little as possible in his own person, for it is not this that
8 XXIV |       poetry, because there the person acting is not seen. Thus,
9 XXV  |         is tacitly assumed by a person of intelligence.~The element