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 1 I  |         chosen. ~After all, it is possible I may be mistaken; and it
 2 II | examination into as many parts as possible, and as might be necessary
 3 II |          in the most general form possible, without referring them
 4 II |           characters the briefest possible. ~In this way I believed
 5 II |           to which a solution was possible; results attributable to
 6 III|     thenceforward in the greatest possible felicity, I formed a provisory
 7 III|          in as straight a line as possible, without changing their
 8 III|         represents as in some way possible of attainment, it is plain,
 9 III|           of my acquaintances was possible, and betake myself to this
10 V  |           as far as it is morally possible, there would still remain
11 VI |         them I perceived it to be possible to arrive at knowledge highly
12 VI |          experience I have had of possible objections to my views prevents
13 VI |       skillful, without its being possible for any one to convict them
14 VI |         kind, and of the greatest possible utility to the public; and