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1 I | used to; and after taking part in a frugal meal, which 2 I | not employed a hundredth part of the arguments which might 3 II | possible for the judicious part of their assembly to suffer 4 III | could not have acted her part to better advantage. Inspiration 5 IV | very large possessions, part of which consisted in Crown 6 V | persuasions, that not a twentieth part of the nation is out of 7 VII | now spread over a great part of Europe, that Mahomet, 8 IX | The priests soon played a part among them. Before this 9 IX | consequently the most venerable part of mankind, consisting of 10 IX | the nobility. The major part of men in Europe were at 11 XI | to be inoculated. A great part of the kingdom followed 12 XI | they live. Thus, a fifth part of mankind either die or 13 XII | when the edifice was built, part of it at least, the scaffold 14 XII | Categories," on the universals a part rei, or such-like nonsense, 15 XIII | the remaining twentieth part how few are readers? And 16 XIII | philosophy. The thinking part of mankind is confined to 17 XV | as to come within a sixth part of the diameter of this 18 XV | the quarter, in the eighth part, and so on in infinitum.~ 19 XVII | three hundred and sixtieth part of the circumference of 20 XVII | instead of being in that part of the heavens in which 21 XVII | to correspond with that part of the heavens in which 22 XVIII| picture. I have made choice of part of the celebrated soliloquy 23 XVIII| he written only a tenth part of the works he left behind 24 XVIII| been conspicuous in every part; but his great fault is 25 XVIII| of elegance through every part of it, was the illustrious 26 XIX | not the poet of the polite part of the nation. His dramatic 27 XIX | honour can act so vile a part; but to convince him still 28 XXII | of this is, almost every part of it alludes to particular