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 1 I  |         down, though they should speak only in the language of
 2 II |         of every other. ~And, to speak of human affairs, I believe
 3 III|        there are few disposed to speak exactly as they believe,
 4 III|           and thus making, so to speak, a virtue of necessity,
 5 V  |        to their disputes, and to speak only of what would happen
 6 V  |       described. ~I came next to speak of the earth in particular,
 7 V  | ourselves, and are yet unable to speak as we do, that is, so as
 8 V  |   required to enable a person to speak; and since a certain inequality
 9 V  |        ancients, that the brutes speak, although we do not understand
10 VI |         make use enables them to speak of all things with as much
11 VI |          desire is to be able to speak of all things, and to acquire
12 VI |      obliges us, when we have to speak of others, freely to confess