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 1 Int  |     four or five considerable works; in criticism, his commentary
 2 XIII |    But what do I say? All the works of the modern philosophers
 3 XIV  |     even in his philosophical works, which are everywhere adorned
 4 XIV  | England read Descartes, whose works indeed are now useless.
 5 XIV  |  mathematics, otherwise those works will be unintelligible to
 6 XIV  |     in the rest of Descartes' works.~Geometry was a guide he
 7 XVI  |      Isaac Newton, in all his works, severally saw the mechanism
 8 XVIII|      only a tenth part of the works he left behind him, his
 9 XIX  |      fortune. He spoke of his works as of trifles that were
10 XXI  |      applauded Segrais, whose works nobody reads; he abused
11 XXI  |   breathe in such of Waller's works as are writ in a tender
12 XXI  |       more glorious for their works than for their titles. These
13 XXII |   imperfect idea of all those works. Poetry is a kind of music
14 XXII |    This is the reason why the works of the ingenious Dean Swift,
15 XXII |    form an idea of Mr. Pope's works. He is, in my opinion, the
16 XXIII|      the title of the devil's works to pieces which are received
17 XXIV |    chosen members of it whose works will last as long as the
18 XXIV |      editions of the valuable works written in the age of Louis
19 XXIV |      the Europeans read those works, they would teach them our