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 1      I, 1 |     nothing, that is, about how to gain skill in enthymemes.~Hence
 2      I, 5 |  particular place or time-for many gain honour for things which
 3      I, 8 |          methods by which we shall gain a good knowledge of the
 4      I, 12| disadvantage will be less than the gain for themselves or those
 5      I, 12|        lose. You may feel that the gain to be got by wrong-doing
 6      I, 12|         and the pain later, or the gain on the spot and the loss
 7     II, 4 |           do not get in our way or gain their living from the same
 8     II, 9 |         are ambitious and eager to gain particular ends, especially
 9     II, 11|           men, they are emulous to gain such goods because they
10     II, 13|           feel than by the love of gain. Hence men at this time
11     II, 13|          are slaves to the love of gain. They guide their lives
12     II, 17|           good fortune leads us to gain all we can in the way of
13     II, 19|       Others by destiny or luck we gain.~That if anything is possible
14     II, 25|  accusation that it is possible to gain an advantage by using this
15    III, 11|        some undertaking in hope of gain and then to lose by it later
16    III, 17|          of success; for they will gain most if they do". Expressed
17    III, 17|         doing so will enable us to gain the greatest advantage,