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1      I, 1 |   citizen, than that which concerns the relations of private
2     II, 2 | justification towards what concerns oneself or towards what
3     II, 2 |    oneself or towards what concerns one’s friends. If this is
4     II, 22| this. Whether our argument concerns public affairs or some other
5    III, 1 |   to that part of it which concerns our present subject, rhetoric.
6    III, 14|  you to note this point-it concerns you quite as much as myself";