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1     II, 5 |    thereby, because death is not close at hand. From this definition
2     II, 5 |         terrible thing itself is close at hand; the approach of
3     II, 6 |         with whom they have some close connexion. Generally, we
4     II, 8 |         sufferings of others are close to us that they excite our
5     II, 8 |         eyes, and make them seem close to us, just coming or just
6     II, 8 |     makes their misfortunes seem close to ourselves.~
7     II, 15|      greater than the same thing close to us, and better to boast
8    III, 8 |       kind of paean makes a real close: a short syllable can give
9    III, 14| prejudice, you must do so at the close, so that the judges may