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1      I, 2 |  credible either because it is directly self-evident or because
2      I, 7 |   things that which leads more directly to the end in view is the
3     II, 2 | another man opposes him either directly in any way, as by preventing
4     II, 9 |                         9~Most directly opposed to pity is the feeling
5     II, 25|  raised in four ways-either by directly attacking your opponent’
6    III, 15|      to meet any of the issues directly: to deny the alleged fact;
7    III, 17|         These proofs must bear directly upon the question in dispute,