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 1 Pre|              yet been made, with the reasons that have induced him to
 2 I  |             are ignorant. ~For these reasons, as soon as my age permitted
 3 II |              any certain and evident reasons, I did not doubt but that
 4 III|           their direction for slight reasons, although perhaps it might
 5 III|           and expounded perhaps, the reasons that led me to doubt of
 6 IV |              and of the soul, by the reasons I have adduced, I am desirous
 7 V  |       accustomed to distinguish true reasons from mere verisimilitudes,
 8 V  |           much better comprehend the reasons which establish that the
 9 VI |    publishing them; for although the reasons by which I had been induced
10 VI |      undertaking the task. And these reasons, on one side and the other,
11 VI |            But since that time other reasons have occurred to me, by
12 VI | verisimilitude, than in weighing the reasons on both sides of the question;
13 VI |            But since then, two other reasons have come into operation
14 VI |         might have imagined that the reasons which induced me to refrain
15 VI |      persuaded as I am that if their reasons be well considered they