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 1    Text,  III    |   sufficiently explained this in the Analyst. But for your further Satisfaction
 2    Text,  IV     |           what hath been said in the Analyst be not sufficient; suppose
 3    Text,  VI     |             self; but I addressed my Analyst to an Infidel; and on very
 4    Text,  XVII   | Infinitesimal, and so onward. [NOTE: Analyst, Sect. 4, 5, 6, &c.] What
 5    Text,  XX     |            well as the most profound Analyst what idea he frames or can
 6    Text,  XXI    |             Sir Isaac Newton. [NOTE: Analyst, Sect. 18.] Hereupon you
 7    Text,  XXIV   |             to any one who reads the Analyst, that I wonder how you could
 8    Text,  XXV    |           fifty third Queries in the Analyst. And that the method of
 9    Text,  XXV    |              have seen quoted in the Analyst, and yet you seem ignorant
10    Text,  XXXIII |   Quadratures, and considered in the Analyst [NOTE: Sect. 13, 14, &c.].
11    Text,  XXXV   |           seventeenth section of the Analyst. ``Considering the various
12    Text,  XXXVII |           seventeenth section of the Analyst. It is one thing when a
13    Text,  XXXVIII|        manifest to whoever reads the Analyst. ~
14    Text,  XL     |            at large explained in the Analyst, and shewed in that particular
15    Text,  XLI    |         defence would never read the Analyst. If he doth, He cannot but
16    Text,  XLI    |             consider the Geometrical Analyst as a Logician i.e. so far
17    Text,  XLI    |           such inferences.'' [NOTE: `Analyst,' Sect. 20.] You affirm (
18    Text,  XLII   |              distinctly noted in the Analyst, that I very much wonder
19    Text,  XLIII  |         difficulties proposed in the Analyst are discreetly overlooked
20    Text,  XLIII  |            thoughts thereupon in the Analyst. And since the publication
21    Text,  XLIV   |             been largely said in the Analyst [NOTE: Sect. 19, 20. &c.]
22    Text,  XLIX   |      surprised at the tendency of my Analyst. ~
23     App,  II     |              points mentioned in the Analyst, about all which I observe
24     App,  II     |            in the person to whom the Analyst was addressed, and certain
25     App,  II     |          double errour, which in the Analyst was plainly meant to belong
26     App,  III    |             any one objection in the Analyst answered, or so much as
27     App,  III    |         difficulties proposed in the Analyst, sheweth no inclination