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 1      I, 7 | opposite points of view: it may appear the more important (1) because
 2      I, 10|         already mentioned, they appear useful either as ends or
 3      I, 10|       cause of all actions that appear pleasant. Habit, whether
 4      I, 12|        may feel able to make it appear that your crime was due
 5     II, 5 |         even these only if they appear not remote but so near as
 6     II, 7 | kindness and make our opponents appear unkind: we may maintain
 7     II, 11|         aspires to things which appear impossible. It is accordingly
 8     II, 21|     part of a speech. This will appear most clearly when we have
 9     II, 23|         as a rule would have it appear that his character is better
10    III, 2 |        usual makes the language appear more stately. People do
11    III, 4 |       explanation omitted, will appear as metaphors. But the proportional
12    III, 7 |        way of letting the truth appear. Under "class" I include
13    III, 8 |      therefore makes the rhythm appear truncated. A sentence should
14    III, 16|     noble. Where any detail may appear incredible, then add the
15    III, 17|   yourself, may excite dislike, appear tedious, or expose you to