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 1      I, 4 |           he must, for security’s sake, be able to take all this
 2      I, 5 |         will always try, for your sake, to do what he takes to
 3      I, 6 |          to be chosen for its own sake; or as that for the sake
 4      I, 6 |          sake; or as that for the sake of which we choose something
 5      I, 6 |           as being that for whose sake we choose many other things.
 6      I, 7 |          is desirable for its own sake and not for the sake of
 7      I, 7 |          own sake and not for the sake of something else; to that
 8      I, 7 |            Moreover, that for the sake of which things are done
 9      I, 7 |         an end being that for the sake of which all else is done),
10      I, 7 |           not pursued for its own sake, whereas the former is;
11      I, 7 |          being chosen for its own sake and not for the sake of
12      I, 7 |          own sake and not for the sake of something else; as, for
13      I, 7 |        exercise is chosen for the sake of physical well-being.
14      I, 7 | pleasurable sensation for its own sake; and these are two of the
15      I, 9 |        both desirable for its own sake and also worthy of praise;
16      I, 9 |     desirable for some one else’s sake; actions good absolutely,
17      I, 9 |        likely to be for one’s own sake only. Also, all actions
18      I, 9 |          all actions done for the sake of others, since less than
19      I, 9 |    actions are done for one’s own sake; and all successes which
20      I, 10|      ambitious man does wrong for sake of honour, the quick-tempered
21      I, 10|          lover of victory for the sake of victory, the embittered
22      I, 10|        the embittered man for the sake of revenge, the stupid man
23      I, 10|   Punishment is inflicted for the sake of the person punished;
24      I, 11|        not value: not for its own sake, anyhow: if you do value
25     II, 4 |          things, not for your own sake but for his, and being inclined,
26     II, 4 |           is unpleasant, for your sake and for no other reason.
27     II, 4 |       provided it was for our own sake. And also to those who we
28     II, 4 |        they were done for our own sake and not for some other reason.~
29     II, 7 |     question was not done for the sake of the person helped. Or