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 1 II |       analysis and algebra, -- three arts or sciences which ought,
 2 II | comprise the advantages of the three and be exempt from their
 3 II |   sciences, that in the two or three months I devoted to their
 4 III|    code of morals, composed of three or four maxims, with which
 5 III|    other object. ~Besides, the three preceding maxims were founded
 6 IV |  distinctly perceived that its three angles were necessarily
 7 IV |       that the equality of its three angles to two right angles
 8 V  |      these two cavities, viz., three at the entrance of the hollow
 9 V  |       prevent its flowing out; three at the entrance to the arterial
10 V  |       preclude its return; and three at the mouth of the great
11 V  |       conveniently closed with three. ~Besides, I wish such persons
12 VI |                       PART VI ~Three years have now elapsed since
13 VI |    designs than to gain two or three similar victories; and that
14 VI |       reason why, for the last three years, I have been unwilling
15 VI |        as he has spoken two or three words to them on the subject;