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 1      I, 15|       on-these arguments are as obvious as the others.~Examination
 2     II, 3 |       shameless to deny what is obvious, and those who are shameless
 3     II, 10|      have been described, it is obvious that they will win no pity
 4     II, 17| character it produces is mostly obvious enough. Some elements in
 5     II, 22|       common knowledge and draw obvious conclusions. We must not,
 6     II, 23|         so long as they are not obvious at first sight-for part
 7    III, 10|        not much taken either by obvious arguments (using the word "
 8    III, 10|      arguments (using the word "obvious" to mean what is plain to
 9    III, 10|         of information: but the obvious and the obscure kinds convey
10    III, 10|         difficult to grasp, nor obvious, or they will have no effect.