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 1 I    |        without once stooping his body; but there appeared more
 2 II   |  Consequently He who created thy body gives motion to this earthly
 3 III  |    thereupon began to writhe his body, to screw up his face, to
 4 IV   |    offensive or defensive; for a body of citizens to be absolutely
 5 IX   |          time, and preserved the body of peers, once a terror
 6 XI   |         taken carefully from the body of another child. This pustule
 7 XI   |        did by inoculating in the body of a child a pustule taken
 8 XIII |        in the same manner as the body.~Aristotle, who has been
 9 XIII |           at its coming into the body, is informed with the whole
10 XIII |         the springs of the human body. He everywhere takes the
11 XIII |        clock is composed.~I am a body, and, I think, that's all
12 XIII |      comprehend in what manner a body is susceptible of ideas;
13 XIII |      that it is possible for the body to think without any foreign
14 XIV  |      ablest philosophers in that body) were offended at the comparison,
15 XIV  |          that the air is a heavy body, and the invention of telescopes.
16 XV   |          examine how far a heavy body, which should fall upon
17 XV   |          far in the same time, a body which should fall from the
18 XV   |        force which should make a body fall from the height of
19 XV   |   distant from the moon, a heavy body must necessarily fall (on
20 XV   |        first minute.~Now a heavy body falls, in reality, fifteen
21 XV   |        it not been a firm, dense body. The guessing the course
22 XV   |          cannot conceive how one body tends towards the centre
23 XV   |    towards the centre of another body, neither can you conceive
24 XV   |       conceive by what power one body can impel another.~"Secondly,
25 XVI  |   maintain that it is a globular body? That it is false to assert
26 XVI  |          artist dissects a human body. This man is come. Sir Isaac
27 XVI  | constituent particles of which a body is composed. And how is
28 XVI  |        on the surface of a solid body. But this is a mistake,
29 XVI  |       the smaller the pores of a body are the more such a body
30 XVI  |         body are the more such a body is transparent. Thus paper,
31 XIX  |    thrusts his sword through his body, recovers his casket, and
32 XXIII|           or to exclude from the body of their citizens a set
33 XXIV |          and discoveries to that body; so far from it, that the
34 XXIV |         raised the glory of that body to a great height even in
35 XXIV |         so little honour to this body is evident enough. Vitium
36 XXIV |      been incorporated into that body have sometimes made the