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 1      I, 1 |      is forming a judgement is making a decision about his own
 2      I, 2 |        has the same purpose in making the same request: all these
 3      I, 5 |        s property and body and making use of them. That happiness
 4      I, 9 |       particular audience when making a speech of praise; for,
 5      I, 9 |        we must bear in mind in making such speeches, and the materials
 6      I, 15|    truth, sometimes recklessly making a false charge in order
 7     II, 3 |    that we in our anger aim at making them feel. And therefore
 8     II, 5 |      such things are terrible, making us feel that the terrible
 9     II, 6 |       to licentiousness. Also, making profit in petty or disgraceful
10     II, 6 |    incessantly about yourself, making loud professions, and appropriating
11     II, 18|      they seem, whether we are making political speeches, speeches
12     II, 20|     same fate as the horse. By making Phalaris military dictator,
13     II, 24|   illustrates what is meant by making the worse argument seem
14     II, 25| brought in two ways, either by making the general statement that "
15     II, 25|        want is an evil", or by making the particular one that
16     II, 26|      points must be studied in making a speech; and we have now
17    III, 1 |                           1~IN making a speech one must study
18    III, 8 |      it diverts his attention, making him watch for metrical recurrences,
19    III, 9 |       antithesis. Parisosis is making the two members of a period
20    III, 9 |      in length. Paromoeosis is making the extreme words of both
21    III, 10|   literal postponement and the making of such a peace as this
22    III, 11|     type of metaphor and being making (ie. making your hearers
23    III, 11| metaphor and being making (ie. making your hearers see things).
24    III, 11|       done to effect this. By "making them see things" I mean
25    III, 14|        you must choose between making these preliminary passages
26    III, 16|     good character; good sense making us go after what is useful,