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 1      I, 6 |      if no other good were the result of life, it is desirable
 2     II, 2 |        be expecting a contrary result: for a quite unexpected
 3     II, 9 |       bad for ourselves as the result of the other man’s good
 4     II, 13|   whole is a bad business. The result is that they are sure about
 5     II, 17|    events which are really the result of chance.~This account
 6     II, 19|     there is a craving for the result, or anger, or calculation,
 7     II, 23|      meaning, and then use the result when reasoning on the point
 8     II, 23|     assumes generally that the result of any given thing is always
 9    III, 1 |        other things affect the result considerably, owing to the
10    III, 3 |        at the due mean, or the result will be worse than if we
11    III, 5 | interval before "set out", the result is obscurity. One merit,
12    III, 9 |       dithyrambic prelude. The result is much like the preludes
13    III, 9 |        periods at all; and the result is to bring the hearer down
14    III, 15|     deliberately intended this result. " Another way is open when