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 1      I,  6 |     all: for this is not an easy thing to find, and, even
 2      I,  15|    note it denotes what is "easy to hear". "Sharp", too,
 3      I,  15|  the latter will be "a note easy to hear". Abstract, then, "
 4      I,  18|     evidence: for it is not easy to do this if we do not
 5     VI,  2 |    of thing is particularly easy in the case where the definer
 6   VIII,  1 |     of "anger" it is not so easy to find an objection.~Moreover,
 7   VIII,  2 |   but in others this is not easy, because there is no established
 8   VIII,  3 |     difficult to bring, and easy to stand up to, an argument.
 9   VIII,  3 | that is proposed, it is not easy to discuss it. This sort
10   VIII,  3 |     properly defined, it is easy to bring people to see whether
11   VIII,  3 |  are without exception very easy to show, if the definitions
12   VIII,  7 |  more than one thing, it is easy to disagree. If, however,