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 1     II, 3|              3~Since growing calm is the opposite of growing
 2     II, 3|  what frames of mind men are calm, towards whom they feel
 3     II, 3|       towards whom they feel calm, and by what means they
 4     II, 3|    they are made so. Growing calm may be defined as a settling
 5     II, 3|     it is plain that we feel calm towards those who do nothing
 6     II, 3|   contemptuous. Also we feel calm towards those who humble
 7     II, 3|  they sit down. We also feel calm towards those who are serious
 8     II, 3|      the things that make us calm may be inferred by seeing
 9     II, 3|    of mind that makes people calm, it is plainly the opposite
10     II, 3| calumniated." For men become calm when they have spent their
11     II, 3|    before. Again, men become calm if they have convicted the
12     II, 3|     punishment. We also feel calm if we think that the offender
13     II, 3|  plain that when you wish to calm others you must draw upon