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 1 I  |    dispose their thoughts with a view to render them clear and
 2 II |      takes down his own with the view of erecting it anew, and
 3 II |      them individually, I should view them as subsisting between
 4 II |          my chosen method with a view to increased skill in its
 5 III|          to accustom the mind to view all objects in this light;
 6 III|       men in this life, with the view of making choice of the
 7 V  |      these primary but as with a view to this it would have been
 8 V  |         say anything more with a view to explain the motion of
 9 VI | beginning to revise it, with the view to put it into the hands
10 VI |          living, when we have in view the accomplishment of other
11 VI | hypotheses with any other end in view except that it may be known