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1     II, 2 |         concerned a wealthy man looks for respect from a poor
2     II, 2 |         with a turn for oratory looks for respect from one who
3     II, 2 |   superiority. Then again a man looks for respect from those who
4     II, 4 | therefore we do not have it, it looks as if we did love them.
5     II, 22|       opposite kind: the orator looks to see what base deeds—real
6    III, 14|    those whose case is weak, or looks weak; it pays them to dwell