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 1 I  |          but solely to describe the way in which I have endeavored
 2 I  |    assuredly to understand that the way is not less open to the
 3 II |          acknowledged. ~In the same way I fancied that those nations
 4 II |            single end. ~In the same way I thought that the sciences
 5 II |              With this before me by way of example, I was persuaded
 6 II |        firmly believed that in this way I should much better succeed
 7 II |      mutually connected in the same way, and that there is nothing
 8 II |         briefest possible. ~In this way I believed that I could
 9 III|           when they have lost their way in a forest, ought not to
10 III|          the selection; for in this way, if they do not exactly
11 III|           of a forest. ~In the same way, since in action it frequently
12 III| understanding represents as in some way possible of attainment,
13 IV |     depended on his power in such a way that they could not subsist
14 IV |             in the idea in the same way that the equality of its
15 IV |          consider nothing except by way of imagination, which is
16 IV |           asleep we can in the same way imagine ourselves possessed
17 IV |         various objects in the same way as our external senses,
18 V  |            arrange itself in such a way as to present the appearance
19 V  |             creation, that, in this way alone, things purely material
20 V  |            they meet with. ~In this way they cause the whole heart
21 V  |           pass out, causing in this way all the branches of the
22 V  |          the veins, flowing in this way continually into the heart,
23 V  |          certain parts, in the same way that some sieves are observed
24 V  |        stronger which alone in this way reach it I had expounded
25 V  |         occurrences of life, in the way in which our reason enables
26 VI |         also apply them in the same way to all the uses to which
27 VI |         appears to me that, in this way, I have found heavens, stars,
28 VI |            mine. ~I am glad, by the way, to take this opportunity
29 VI |          time my reply; and in this way readers seeing both at once