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1      I, 7 | whose loss affects us more. Positive goodness and badness are
2      I, 7 |   goodness and badness: for positive goodness and badness are
3     II, 23|           23~1. One line of positive proof is based upon consideration
4     II, 25| inevitable, even though the positive examples are more similar
5     II, 25|   more frequent. And if the positive examples are more numerous
6     II, 26| consists either in offering positive proof or in raising an objection.
7    III, 2 |  Freedom from meanness, and positive adornment too, are secured