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 1 2 |      animal he would be, as the dumb animals, if they were made
 2 3 |     dealt so liberally with the dumb creation, but has so produced
 3 3 |         nor the strength of the dumb animals without reason.
 4 3 |         he is safe from all the dumb animals, and all those which
 5 3 |         than nature does on the dumb animals; since, in their
 6 8 | extended, as in the case of the dumb animals, but like an orb
 7 10|      all, and this alone in the dumb animals, that it collects
 8 10|      appears to have formed the dumb animals as though lying
 9 11|         other cause why men are dumb. For they are not tongue-tied,
10 11|       makes those who can speak dumb. And when this happens,