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 1 I  |                               PART I~Good sense is, of all
 2 II |                               PART II~I was then in Germany,
 3 II |     birth nor fortune to take part in the management of public
 4 II |       own reason. ~For my own part, I should doubtless have
 5 III|                               PART III~And finally, as it is
 6 IV |                               PART IV~I am in doubt as to the
 7 V  |                               PART V~I would here willingly
 8 V  |       showed how the greatest part of the matter of this chaos
 9 V  |       in other words, to that part of us which is distinct
10 V  |       heart than in any other part of the body-and finally,
11 V  | moderate straitness above the part where they open the vein,
12 V  |   blood be withdrawn from any part, the heat is likewise withdrawn
13 VI |                               PART VI ~Three years have now
14 VI | experiments are, for the most part, accompanied with so many