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 1     II, 7 |     see how to eliminate the idea of kindness and make our
 2     II, 10|     our equals; not with the idea of getting something for
 3     II, 16|    think that other people’s idea of happiness is the same
 4    III, 10|     stalk", he conveys a new idea, a new fact, to us by means
 5    III, 10|    is less interested in the idea. We see, then, that both
 6    III, 10|     they make us seize a new idea promptly. For this reason
 7    III, 11|   his acquisition of the new idea impresses him all the more.
 8    III, 11|   for the same reason; a new idea is conveyed, and there is
 9    III, 11| antithesis impresses the new idea more firmly and brevity
10    III, 11|    the same time it gives an idea of activity.~Successful
11    III, 12|     though they had only one idea in them. They have the further