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1      I, 2 |     true, a further and quite distinct proposition must also be
2      I, 2 |  setting up a science that is distinct from dialectic and rhetoric.
3      I, 3 |    future.~Rhetoric has three distinct ends in view, one for each
4     II, 18|    has, we have seen, its own distinct purpose. With regard to
5     II, 22|     then proceed to what is a distinct question, the lines of argument
6     II, 23|     you must ask yourself two distinct questions: (1) Is it right
7    III, 1 |      the language of prose is distinct from that of poetry. This
8    III, 13| indicates a real species with distinct specific qualities; otherwise