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1      I, 10| been previously examined in connexion with political oratory;
2     II, 2 |    show contempt for us, in connexion with the things we ourselves
3     II, 2 | with those who slight us in connexion with what we are as honourable
4     II, 6 |   whom they have some close connexion. Generally, we feel shame
5     II, 21|  believe in some particular connexion: e.g. if a man happens to
6    III, 1 | oratory as with poetry. (In connexion with poetry, it has been
7    III, 6 |      while still preserving connexion; e.g. "having gone and spoken",