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 1      I, 6 |       and for themselves.~The following is a more detailed list
 2      I, 6 | disputed, we may argue in the following ways:-That is good of which
 3      I, 14|     ways of putting it as the following: That the accused has disregarded
 4      I, 15|    evidence of witnesses, the following are useful arguments. If
 5     II, 1 |     due to one or more of the following three causes. Men either
 6     II, 13| warmly nor hate bitterly, but following the hint of Bias they love
 7     II, 19|       may be looked at in the following ways: First, that if the
 8     II, 20|     of actual facts, take the following. The speaker may argue thus: "
 9     II, 23|     previous choice. E.g. the following enthymeme: "When we were
10     II, 23|      this in any of the three following connexions. (1) Referring
11    III, 4 |     difference mentioned.~The following are examples of similes.
12    III, 5 |     punctuation. Further, the following fact leads to solecism,
13    III, 6 |                         6~The following suggestions will help to
14    III, 9 |        as may happen with the following iambic lines of Sophocles—~
15    III, 11|      crested with white, host following~host without ceasing.~Here
16    III, 19|    point against point, or by following the natural order of the