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 1      I, 1 |     healthy, but to put him as far as may be on the road to
 2      I, 4 |       and further to frame, as far as possible, true definitions
 3      I, 4 |      rhetoric has been given a far wider subject-matter than
 4      I, 4 |       both by not being pushed far enough and by being pushed
 5      I, 4 |        and by being pushed too far. Thus, democracy loses its
 6      I, 4 |     only when it is not pushed far enough, but also when it
 7      I, 4 |        pushed a great deal too far; just as the aquiline and
 8      I, 5 |         and move them fast and far, is good at running; he
 9      I, 7 |        qualification, or in so far as they use their understanding
10      I, 11|    wrath that~Sweeter it is by far than the honeycomb dripping
11      I, 12|  enjoyment. His victims may be far off or near at hand. If
12      I, 12|    profit quickly; if they are far off, vengeance is slow,
13      I, 15|    that are accounted best.-So far as the laws are concerned,
14      I, 15|   contracts argument can be so far employed as to increase
15     II, 2 |        wrath,~Sweeter it is by far than the honeycomb~dripping
16     II, 4 |         and being inclined, so far as you can, to bring these
17     II, 6 |      amounted to admiration so far: that is why we feel ashamed
18     II, 9 | indignant with those others so far as that thing is concerned.
19     II, 10|       of others, we take to be far below us or far above us.
20     II, 10|     take to be far below us or far above us. So too we compete
21     II, 19|        equally possible, in so far as they are contraries.
22     II, 22|        carry its reasoning too far back, or the length of our
23     II, 23|      before the event this was far from clear.~26. Another
24     II, 25|     argument is refuted, in so far as it is proved not inevitable,
25    III, 2 |        prose passages they are far less often fitting because
26    III, 10|      qualities, then, that, so far as the meaning of what is
27    III, 10|        argument acceptable. So far as the style is concerned,
28    III, 10|    saying as "This treaty is a far nobler trophy than those
29    III, 11|    resemblances even in things far apart. Thus Archytas said
30    III, 14|       here, even if you travel far from your subject, it is
31    III, 14|     The reason for this is not far to seek. The defendant,