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 1      I, 2 |       statement will be clearer if expressed more fully. I mean that
 2      I, 9 |         encomiums when differently expressed. When we know what action
 3      I, 13|         necessary, the law must be expressed in wide terms; and so, if
 4      I, 15|         well-known people who have expressed their opinions about some
 5     II, 21|            either because the view expressed is already a known truth,
 6     II, 21|            the reason for the view expressed is simply implied, e.g.~
 7    III, 4 |             All these ideas may be expressed either as similes or as
 8    III, 7 |             if mild sentiments are expressed in harsh tones and harsh
 9    III, 11| antithetically such sayings can be expressed, the more taking they are,
10    III, 17|        will gain most if they do". Expressed as an enthymeme, this would