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 1      I,  10|   stated in the course of the discussion upon contraries. Clearly
 2      I,  18| beware of this kind of verbal discussion, unless any one is absolutely
 3      I,  18|    supplied with matter for a discussion, we shall secure a preliminary
 4     II,  3 |       is no need to start the discussion by securing any admission,
 5     II,  5 |   when the point to which the discussion comes to be directed appears
 6     II,  5 |   when the point to which the discussion comes to be directed is
 7     VI,  1 |                         1~THE discussion of Definitions falls into
 8     VI,  4 |       use of in the course of discussion as occasion requires. The
 9    VII,  3 |      few if any who engage in discussion arrive at a definition by
10   VIII,  2 |    each others’ eyes in their discussion, the one party asserting
11   VIII,  2 |      task or breaking off the discussion.~
12   VIII,  3 |       principles, or else all discussion about them wears the air
13   VIII,  10|       to the time allowed for discussion: for some people bring objections
14   VIII,  10| answer than the length of the discussion in hand.~There are then,
15   VIII,  11|     the argument correctly in discussion is due to the person questioned,
16   VIII,  11|      becomes a contest, not a discussion. Moreover, since arguments