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 1      I, 1 |      to no definite science. Accordingly all men make use, more or
 2      I, 1 |      and they must be blamed accordingly. Moreover, (2) before some
 3      I, 7 |    others have more like it. Accordingly, blinding a one-eyed man
 4      I, 9 | opposite forms of expression accordingly.~There are, also, many useful
 5      I, 10|  through youth that they act accordingly, but through anger or appetite.
 6      I, 13|      badness, and is visited accordingly with censure and loss of
 7     II, 11|     appear impossible. It is accordingly felt by the young and by
 8     II, 24|      inference is fallacious accordingly.~4. Another line is to use
 9    III, 14|    agreeable; and you should accordingly convey to him the impression
10    III, 14|    you wish them to. You may accordingly have to excite or dispel
11    III, 17|     your hearers’ attention. Accordingly, if you find yourself in