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 1 Pre|        has investigated, and, in particular, the explication of the
 2 I  |        they err in the slightest particular, they subject themselves
 3 II | experience of the hurtfulness of particular crimes and disputes, would
 4 II |  goodness of each of its laws in particular, for many of these were
 5 II |     attempting to master all the particular sciences commonly denominated
 6 II | referring them to any objects in particular, except such as would most
 7 II |        that, as the truth on any particular point is one whoever apprehends
 8 II |       arithmetic, and has made a particular addition, according to rule,
 9 II |    restricted this method to any particular matter, to apply it to the
10 III|       and because, for myself in particular, I hoped gradually to perfect
11 III|       approved of something at a particular time, I therefore bound
12 V  |         to speak of the earth in particular, and to show how, even though
13 V  |     annexed it to this body in a particular manner which I described. ~
14 V  |         example, if touched in a particular place it may demand what
15 V  |          on the contrary, need a particular arrangement for each particular
16 V  |  particular arrangement for each particular action; whence it must be
17 VI |         trial of them in various particular difficulties, had observed
18 VI |    wished to descend to the more particular, so many diverse objects
19 VI |          avail ourselves of many particular experiments. Thereupon,
20 VI |         hardly observed a single particular effect which I cannot at
21 VI |          me here to subjoin some particular specimens, and give the
22 VI |         to overlook the smallest particular, I should not be less astonished