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 1 I  |         already given sufficient time to languages, and likewise
 2 I  |        other hand, when too much time is occupied in traveling,
 3 II |        have become, in course of time, large towns, are usually
 4 II |       necessity, for a length of time, governed by our desires
 5 II |        opinions which up to that time I had embraced, I thought
 6 II | diversities of opinion that from time immemorial have prevailed
 7 II |     first of all took sufficient time carefully to satisfy myself
 8 II |        mature age (being at that time but twenty-three), and had
 9 II |          all employed much of my time in preparation for the work,
10 III|           For as I had from that time begun to hold my own opinions
11 III|        something at a particular time, I therefore bound myself
12 III|         for good at a subsequent time, when perhaps it had ceased
13 III|            This method, from the time I had begun to apply it,
14 III|         reserved some hours from time to time which I expressly
15 III|          some hours from time to time which I expressly devoted
16 IV |           while there is at that time not one of them true, I
17 IV |       existence, yet at the same time no one, unless his intellect
18 V  |        satisfy myself in a short time on all the principal difficulties
19 V  |          thence in an instant of time it traverses the immense
20 V  |     material might, in course of time, have become such as we
21 V  |          expand, and at the same time press home and shut the
22 V  |        out of it in a very short time through a single artery
23 V  |    arteries, than it was a short time before passing into either,
24 V  |     number the hours and measure time more exactly than we with
25 VI |       physics, published a short time previously by another individual
26 VI |       employed up to the present time, I believed that I could
27 VI |         be made. ~But since that time other reasons have occurred
28 VI |        occasion of my losing the time that I had set apart for
29 VI |        more bound to husband the time that remains the greater
30 VI |         spend any portion of his time without loss to himself. ~
31 VI |     could not compensate for the time what would be necessary
32 VI |     aught else, yet, at the same time, I have never sought to
33 VI |  endeavor to subjoin at the same time my reply; and in this way
34 VI |          resolved to devote what time I may still have to live