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 1 I  |          brutes, I am disposed to believe that it is to be found complete
 2 I  |  expectations of the future as to believe that if, among the occupations
 3 I  |    letters; and as I was given to believe that by their help a clear
 4 I  |          previously been given to believe. ~I still continued, however,
 5 II |         speak of human affairs, I believe that the pre-eminence of
 6 III|          to speak exactly as they believe, but also because very many
 7 III|       what it is that they really believe; for, as the act of mind
 8 III|          by which we know that we believe it, the one act is often
 9 III|      objects in this light; and I believe that in this chiefly consisted
10 III|         intense as to lead me to, believe that more perfect or more
11 IV |       would have had no reason to believe that I existed; I thence
12 IV |       superior to myself, I could believe that, if these were true,
13 IV |          as they please, I do not believe that they will be able to
14 V  |           wish to be embroiled, I believe that it will be better for
15 VI |        ingenious than hitherto, I believe that it is in medicine they
16 VI |     narrowly scrutinized which we believe will be read by many, than
17 VI |     requesting posterity never to believe on hearsay that anything
18 VI | themselves to discover all that I believe myself to have found; since
19 VI |          engage in such, I do not believe that I should have been