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1 II |     with thus method, was the assurance I had of thereby exercising
2 III|     within our reach; and the assurance of such an acquisition cannot
3 III|      singly to find ground of assurance, and cast aside the loose
4 IV | nothing at all which gives me assurance of their truth beyond this,
5 IV |     not afford us an inferior assurance to those of smell or hearing;
6 IV |    nor our senses can give us assurance of anything unless our understanding
7 IV |      although we have a moral assurance of these things, which is
8 IV |      reason to exclude entire assurance, in the observation that
9 IV |       on that account for the assurance that they possessed the