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 1      I, 4 |   some good things that occur naturally, and some that occur by
 2      I, 4 |      fuller treatment falling naturally to political science.~The
 3      I, 5 |     the most beautiful, being naturally adapted both for contests
 4      I, 9 |    another if it is that of a naturally finer being: thus a man’
 5      I, 10|     they happen in some sense naturally or from some other cause;
 6      I, 10|    there are many actions not naturally pleasant which men perform
 7     II, 19|      thing has happened which naturally happens before another or
 8     II, 19|      thing has happened which naturally happens after another, or
 9     II, 19| happen if another thing which naturally happens before it has already
10    III, 1 |      to receive attention was naturally the one that comes first
11    III, 1 |      to their thought.~It was naturally the poets who first set
12    III, 2 |    the impression of speaking naturally and not artificially. Naturalness
13    III, 10|      by remarking that we all naturally find it agreeable to get
14    III, 17|       task than forensic; and naturally so, since it deals with