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 1      I, 1 | rhetorical study, in its strict sense, is concerned with the modes
 2      I, 6 |         are practicable (in the sense of being easy); such things
 3      I, 10|         are important: e.g. the sense of wealth or poverty, of
 4      I, 10|     whether they happen in some sense naturally or from some other
 5      I, 10|     since these things are in a sense positively desirable), and
 6      I, 15|     attached because it is in a sense compulsory. Here again it
 7     II, 1 |      from any proof of it: good sense, good moral character, and
 8     II, 1 |    opinion through want of good sense; or they form a true opinion,
 9     II, 8 |        men, owing to their good sense and their experience; weak
10     II, 9 |         good fortune is, in one sense, opposite to pain at unmerited
11     II, 9 |        when the inferior in any sense contends with his superior;
12     II, 22|        a syllogism, and in what sense it is so. We have also noted
13     II, 24|         asserted in the special sense mentioned. This sort of
14    III, 2 |      eye or some other physical sense. It is better, for instance,
15    III, 3 |     this verbosity-for when the sense is plain, you only obscure
16    III, 5 |        required to complete the sense; and if there is a long
17    III, 9 |      not be completed until the sense is complete: it must not
18    III, 11|        denies that arche in one sense was arche in another sense.
19    III, 11|      sense was arche in another sense. In all these jokes, whether
20    III, 11|        word is used in a second sense or metaphorically, the joke
21    III, 11|        what is so-and-so in one sense is not so-and-so in another;
22    III, 11|       been said above, are in a sense metaphors, since they always
23    III, 13|     narration" in the technical sense? or a reply to a forensic
24    III, 16|       which the orator is in no sense author. The other part is
25    III, 16|        the other way shows good sense, but this shows good character;
26    III, 16|      shows good character; good sense making us go after what
27    III, 18|      not true", or "True in one sense but not in another", the