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1 I |    most curious and rare. ~I knew the judgment which others
2 I |   false sciences I thought I knew the worth sufficiently to
3 IV|   had discovered one which I knew to be true, I thought that
4 IV|   this I added that, since I knew some perfections which I
5 V |     to write it, I thought I knew of the nature of material
6 V |      as besides the stars, I knew nothing except fire which
7 VI| malignancy and envy would, I knew, determine them to endeavor
8 VI| confidence as if they really knew them, and to defend all
9 VI|    any one whom we assuredly knew to be capable of making