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 1 I  |     and glass, perhaps, that I take for gold and diamonds. I
 2 I  |        one. ~I was thus led to take the liberty of judging of
 3 II |        by birth nor fortune to take part in the management of
 4 II |      if men of this class once take the liberty to doubt of
 5 II |        few precepts gave me, I take the liberty of saying, such
 6 III|        such, I ought rather to take cognizance of what they
 7 IV |       I concluded that I might take, as a general rule, the
 8 V  |       regarding light; then to take the opportunity of adding
 9 V  |      of these observations, to take the trouble of getting dissected
10 V  |    animated; what changes must take place in the brain to produce
11 V  |    internal affections, as can take place in our own case apart
12 VI |    which I had been induced to take this resolution were very
13 VI |         if any were allowed to take upon themselves the task
14 VI |        than after a victory to take towns and provinces. ~For
15 VI |        am glad, by the way, to take this opportunity of requesting
16 VI |        to expect the public to take a large share in my interests,
17 VI | objections to make to them, to take the trouble of forwarding
18 VI |  philosophy upon what they may take to be my principles, and