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 1    Text,  VI    |       Believers in Jesus Christ; I know several such my self; but
 2    Text,  VI    |        take upon me to say, that I know you to be a Minute Philosopher
 3    Text,  VI    |       Philosopher your self: But I know, the Minute Philosophers
 4    Text,  XV    |           it no crime to desire to know, not only beyond Sir Isaac
 5    Text,  XVI   |       person of less Abilities may know more on a certain point
 6    Text,  XVIII |          Newton. And every one can know whether the object of this
 7    Text,  XX    |            far gone in Geometry to know, that obscure principles
 8    Text,  XXVIII|          him to be one who did not know what he would demonstrate.
 9    Text,  XXIX  |        your perplexity is that you know not, whether the velocity
10    Text,  XXXIII|          which I appeal to all who know any thing of these matters.
11    Text,  XXXIII|          say they are; I desire to know, how you get rid of the
12    Text,  XLIII |          and several of themselves know it to be true) that I found
13    Text,  XLVI  |                  XLVI. I desire to know, whether it is not possible
14    Text,  XLVI  | contradiction: I further desire to know, whether the reader can
15    Text,  XLVI  |           Though you (you it seems know better than my self what
16    Text,  L     |                     L. I desire to know, whether those who can neither
17     App,  II    |           effect of his passion, I know not: But before I had got
18     App,  III   |            to say. But one thing I know, that many an unmeaning