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1      I, 1 |   discover the means of coming as near such success as the circumstances
2      I, 12|         victims may be far off or near at hand. If they are near,
3      I, 12|         near at hand. If they are near, he gets his profit quickly;
4     II, 5 |          appear not remote but so near as to be imminent: we do
5     II, 5 |          may be due either to the near presence of what inspires
6     II, 6 | afterwards): or again they may be near at hand, or may be likely
7     II, 8 |           pity when the danger is near ourselves. Also we pity
8     II, 10|    already: we envy those who are near us in time, place, age,
9     II, 10|          dead, or those who dwell near the Pillars of Hercules,