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1      I, 3 |          worthy of honour or the reverse, and they too treat all
2      I, 9 |    action, we have to change and reverse our form of words. Thus
3      I, 13|    persons, are equitable or the reverse. Equity must be applied
4     II, 19| questions of possibility and the reverse, of past or future fact,
5     II, 23|         an earlier occasion, but reverse their previous choice. E.g.
6    III, 6 |          that wife of ours." The reverse to secure conciseness; e.g. "
7    III, 9 |           because it is just the reverse of indefinite; and moreover,
8    III, 9 |       take the meaning to be the reverse of what it is: for instance,
9    III, 12|         conjunctions acts in the reverse way and makes a single one