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 1      I, 1 |    easier to believe in. Again, (4) it is absurd to hold that
 2      I, 4 |                                  4~First, then, we must ascertain
 3     II, 2 |      whom we wish to admire us, (4) those for whom we feel
 4     II, 4 |                                  4~Let us now turn to Friendship
 5     II, 7 |    magnitude or (3) quality, or (4) is done at a particular
 6     II, 23|        been unjust to kill him. ~4. Another line of proof is
 7     II, 24|          fallacious accordingly.~4. Another line is to use
 8     II, 25|       those who used them well".~4. The "decisions" mentioned
 9     II, 25|            3) Infallible Signs, (4) Ordinary Signs. (1) Enthymemes
10     II, 25|      inevitable and invariable. (4) Enthymemes based upon ordinary
11     II, 25| different in some way or other.~(4) It will be impossible to
12    III, 3 |          is widely used to-day.~(4) There remains the fourth
13    III, 4 |                                  4~The Simile also is a metaphor;
14    III, 5 |       object as that mentioned. (4) A fourth rule is to observe
15    III, 6 |     letter’s many-leaved folds.~(4) Do not bracket two words
16    III, 17|        less than is alleged, or (4) justified, prove these
17    III, 19|    emotion in your hearers, and (4) refresh their memories.~(
18    III, 19|      been previously mentioned.~(4) Finally you have to review