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 1 II |           resolution: in the first place, of those who with more
 2 II |            for life; in the second place, of those who, possessed
 3 III|             far less remain in one place, but proceed constantly
 4 III|           least in the end to some place that will probably be preferable
 5 III|            ever occupied the first place in my belief, I came to
 6 III|          nothing but roam from one place to another, desirous of
 7 IV |           first meditations in the place above mentioned matter of
 8 IV |          was in search.In the next place, I attentively examined
 9 IV |         there was no world nor any place in which I might be; but
10 IV |          may exist, has need of no place, nor is dependent on any
11 IV |  distinctly conceive. ~In the next place, from reflecting on the
12 IV | demonstrations. ~And, in the first place, I observed, that the great
13 IV |      already laid down In the next place, I perceived that there
14 IV |            of smell or hearing; in place of which, neither our imagination
15 IV |            God. ~For, in the first place even the principle which
16 V  |           all that exists or takes place in the world and farther,
17 V  |       supposition, I, in the first place, described this matter,
18 V  |            cavities: ~in the first place, that in the right side,
19 V  |           the lungs; in the second place, the cavity in the left
20 V  |          blood: thus, in the first place, the difference that is
21 V  |       remote from it. ~In the next place, the consistency of the
22 V  |     through the lung. ~In the next place, how could digestion be
23 V  |       arrive, and there occupy the place of some others expelled
24 V  |           grain? ~And, in the last place, what above all is here
25 V  |             what changes must take place in the brain to produce
26 V  |            affections, as can take place in our own case apart from
27 V  |            touched in a particular place it may demand what we wish
28 V  |       understand what they say; in place of which men born deaf and
29 V  |            than flies and ants; in place of which, when we know how
30 VI |            our minds In the second place, I examined what were the
31 VI |           if it had pleased God to place them there, or consequently