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 1      I, 7 |      more. Positive goodness and badness are more important than
 2      I, 7 |          absence of goodness and badness: for positive goodness and
 3      I, 7 |        for positive goodness and badness are ends, which the mere
 4      I, 13|          exceptional goodness or badness, and is visited accordingly
 5      I, 13|         an act, not due to moral badness, that has unexpected results:
 6      I, 13|       act, also not due to moral badness, that has results that might
 7      I, 13|    expected, but is due to moral badness, for that is the source
 8      I, 14|        then, for the comparative badness of criminal actions.~
 9     II, 1 |       but because of their moral badness do not say what they really
10     II, 6 |        place, those due to moral badness. Such are throwing away
11     II, 6 |        any of the other forms of badness of moral character, of the
12     II, 6 | character, of the tokens of such badness, &c.: they are all disgraceful
13     II, 6 |          extent due to our moral badness. We are moreover ashamed