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 1      I, 15|    their evidence is pronounced false. These are valid witnesses
 2      I, 15|   sometimes recklessly making a false charge in order to be let
 3     II, 1 |        character, and goodwill. False statements and bad advice
 4     II, 1 |       causes. Men either form a false opinion through want of
 5     II, 23|        it is possible to draw a false conclusion here. It may
 6     II, 23|       there is a reason for the false impression given. Thus a
 7     II, 25| particular proposition, true or false.~Now (1) as a Probability
 8     II, 25|         which, as we said, is a false piece of reasoning. For
 9     II, 26|         correctly or has made a false assumption.~Three points
10    III, 7 |     story: their minds draw the false conclusion that you are
11    III, 9 |      that you prove one of them false.~Such, then, is the nature
12    III, 15|       particular that it raises false issues, and that it means
13    III, 17|       other statements also are false. Argument by "example" is