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 1      I,  2 |     of any argument that they appear to us to state unsoundly.
 2      I,  7 |     horse and a man. It might appear that the sense in which
 3      I,  10|       one’s enemies. it might appear also as if doing good to
 4     IV,  5 |        so that if they do not appear in the same thing, clearly
 5     IV,  5 |     this saying is true would appear clear if any one were to
 6      V,  4 | proper object of pursuit" to "appear good to certain persons",
 7      V,  4 |    the "desirable" either to "appear good to certain persons":
 8     VI,  13|     described does not so far appear very absurd because of the
 9   VIII,  1 |       guard against those who appear to be arguing impartially.
10   VIII,  2 |  description, for many things appear to answer to like descriptions
11   VIII,  4 |    the answerer is to make it appear that it is not he who is
12   VIII,  5 |       of the questioner is to appear by all means to produce
13   VIII,  5 |    that of the answerer is to appear unaffected by him; on the
14   VIII,  13|     must be given now.~People appear to beg their original question