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 1      I, 1 |         the courts are given at short notice, which makes it hard
 2      I, 3 |       often make any concession short of admitting that they are
 3      I, 10|       true that poor men, being short of money, do have an appetite
 4      I, 10|        is fair or dark, tall or short, it does make a difference
 5      I, 13|  wounds-a lifetime would be too short to make out a complete list
 6     II, 10|         if we fall but a little short of having everything; which
 7     II, 12|     long future before it and a short past behind it: on the first
 8     II, 23|         you will next be voting short men boys". And Theodectes
 9    III, 8 |    syllable and ends with three short ones, as~Dalogenes | eite
10    III, 8 |          conversely, with three short syllables and ends with
11    III, 8 |     paean makes a real close: a short syllable can give no effect
12    III, 9 |     long. A member which is too short often makes the listener
13    III, 9 |      members are altogether too short are not periods at all;
14    III, 13| epilogues; not, for instance, a short speech, nor one in which