Book, Paragraph

1      I, 4 |      must know what outlay will meet the needs of his country;
2      I, 15|        exists, the situation to meet which it was passed exists
3     II, 7 |      helpfulness must therefore meet, preferably, just this kind
4     II, 20|    revenge on your enemies, you meet the same fate as the horse.
5    III, 15|      ignored. Another way is to meet any of the issues directly:
6    III, 17|         forward first, and then meet the arguments on the other
7    III, 18|        is impossible for him to meet your question except by
8    III, 18| possible.~In replying, you must meet ambiguous questions by drawing