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1      I, 11| subject of pleasant things: by considering their opposites we can easily
2     II, 7 |        how the case stands. In considering this subject we must look
3     II, 9 |        at least not pained: by considering the facts described we see
4     II, 19|      can obviously be found by considering the opposites of those that
5     II, 23|        line of proof is got by considering some modification of the
6     II, 25|        they ought to decide by considering not merely what must be
7    III, 3 |      Nay, shame, O Philomela". Considering her as a bird, you could
8    III, 3 |     not call her act shameful; considering her as a girl, you could;