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1    III, 1| oratorical prose at first took a poetical colour, e.g. that of Gorgias.
2    III, 1|     uneducated people think that poetical language makes the finest
3    III, 1|          ridiculous to imitate a poetical manner which the poets themselves
4    III, 1|          rhetoric. The other—the poetical—part of it has been discussed
5    III, 2|    meanness and undue elevation; poetical language is certainly free
6    III, 3|        inappropriateness of such poetical language imports absurdity
7    III, 6|           being careful to avoid poetical effects. (3) Use plural