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 1 I  |     my life will permit me to reach. ~For I have already reaped
 2 I  | aspired as much as any one to reach heaven: but being given
 3 II |   geometers are accustomed to reach the conclusions of their
 4 II |   from us as to be beyond our reach, or so hidden that we cannot
 5 II |   examination, not only did I reach solutions of questions I
 6 II |   this instance is within the reach of human genius. ~Now, in
 7 III|        if they do not exactly reach the point they desire, they
 8 III|       valuable and within our reach; and the assurance of such
 9 III|  earth and sand, that I might reach the rock or the clay. ~In
10 V  |       which alone in this way reach it I had expounded all these
11 VI |  follow it he must inevitably reach the end desired, unless