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 1   I,  3|    following simile: imagine a door without a lock or latch,
 2   I,  3|      and on the inside of that door three strong men who are
 3   I,  3|   their might against the said door, and outside the same door
 4   I,  3|     door, and outside the same door also three men of equal
 5   I,  3| visible in the position of the door, nor could it be opened;
 6   I,  3|     one of the men outside the door be removed-it does not matter
 7   I,  3|       matter by what means-the door would then be thrown immediately
 8   I,  3|  strong men who are inside the door; Again, should i withdraw
 9   I,  3|        from the outside of the door, then the door would be
10   I,  3|  outside of the door, then the door would be opened by a force
11   I,  3|     from the outside, then the door would fly open with a force