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1 II|    that an inquiry of this kind was of all others of the
2 IV|    there is nothing of the kind. ~For how do we know that
3 V |   For, when I examined the kind of functions which might,
4 V |  most stupid infant of its kind or at least to one that
5 VI|  some other things of this kind, which of all others are
6 VI|  for, since these are of a kind the simplest and most evident,
7 VI|     or parties of the same kind, whom he could pay, and
8 VI| discoveries of the highest kind, and of the greatest possible
9 VI|   which shall be of such a kind as to enable us therefrom