Book, Paragraph

 1     II, 17|         they have to keep paying attention to the duties their position
 2     II, 22|        or defending, we must pay attention to the existing facts of
 3    III, 1 |        first question to receive attention was naturally the one that
 4    III, 1 |         appearances, we must pay attention to the subject of delivery,
 5    III, 2 |   however, pay specially careful attention to metaphor, because their
 6    III, 8 |         same time it diverts his attention, making him watch for metrical
 7    III, 12|      hearer thinks - "he paid no attention to anything I said". This
 8    III, 14| sometimes at gaining his serious attention to the case, or even at
 9    III, 14|       always helps to secure his attention. He will be ready to attend
10    III, 14|         you wish to distract his attention, you should imply that the
11    III, 14|      speech. Moreover, calls for attention, when required, may come
12    III, 14|       one is listening with most attention. Choose therefore any point
13    III, 17|          to divert your hearers’ attention. Accordingly, if you find