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1      I, 6 |       the "difficulty" of an act lies either in its painfulness
2      I, 8 |     interest, and their interest lies in the maintenance of the
3      I, 15|        he must ask where justice lies, and not what this or that
4      I, 15|        under its compulsion tell lies quite as often as they tell
5     II, 16|     character produced by Wealth lies on the surface for all to
6    III, 5 |       merit, then, of good style lies in the right use of connecting
7    III, 5 | connecting words. (2) The second lies in calling things by their
8    III, 10|        words", said Iphicrates, "lies straight through the middle