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1 I, 1 | non-essentials. The arousing of prejudice, pity, anger, and similar 2 III, 14| to removing or exciting prejudice. But whereas the defendant 3 III, 14| must begin by removing any prejudice felt against him. But if 4 III, 14| But if you are to excite prejudice, you must do so at the close, 5 III, 14| introductions to excite prejudice or to dispel misgivings 6 III, 14| to excite or dispel some prejudice, or to make the matter under 7 III, 15| 15~In dealing with prejudice, one class of argument is