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 1 II |   crept into my belief without having been introduced by reason,
 2 II |     and I hoped also, from not having restricted this method to
 3 III|        from the truth than if, having chosen one of the extremes,
 4 III|       to render us contented. ~Having thus provided myself with
 5 III|  myself with these maxims, and having placed them in reserve along
 6 III|     sciences, but which, by my having detached them from such
 7 III|        happened rather from my having confessed my Ignorance with
 8 III| esteemed certain, than from my having boasted of any system of
 9 V  |  England, who has the honor of having broken the ice on this subject,
10 V  |        on this subject, and of having been the first to teach
11 V  |   blood of the ~venous artery, having only been in the lungs after
12 VI |       any of them, but only of having adopted them, neither because
13 VI |       on the guitar, by merely having excellent sheets of music