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1 IV|     as I observed that in the words I think, therefore I am,
2 V |   owing to the soul; in other words, to that part of us which
3 V |   leaving the heart, in other words, when in the arteries, than
4 V | passing into either, in other words, when it was in the veins;
5 V |     that they could never use words or other signs arranged
6 V |    joining together different words, and thereby constructing
7 V | magpies and parrots can utter words like ourselves, and are
8 VI|      they also sink, in other words, render themselves less
9 VI|       has spoken two or three words to them on the subject;