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 1      I, 9 |       and the symbols of what it specially admires, like long hair
 2      I, 14|          built: or if a crime is specially brutal, or specially deliberate:
 3      I, 14|          is specially brutal, or specially deliberate: or if the report
 4      I, 15|         of these, since they are specially characteristic of forensic
 5     II, 2 |       angry. A man expects to be specially respected by his inferiors
 6     II, 2 |         quite unexpected evil is specially painful, just as the quite
 7     II, 2 |      fulfilment of our wishes is specially pleasant. Hence it is plain
 8     II, 11|    friends, race, or country are specially honoured, looking upon that
 9     II, 25|        would not have prescribed specially severe penalties for offences
10    III, 2 | Prose-writers must, however, pay specially careful attention to metaphor,
11    III, 11|  political powers.~Liveliness is specially conveyed by metaphor, and