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 1    Text,  III  |       seems, much at a loss to understand the Usefulness or Tendency
 2    Text,  XVII |    puzzled about it and do not understand it, yet others do.'' But
 3    Text,  XIX  |    believe) any man living, to understand that great Author and to
 4    Text,  XIX  |     part. So that, if I do not understand him, it is not my fault
 5    Text,  XXX  |     defence of what you do not understand. To mend the matter, you
 6    Text,  XXXV |      which have enabled you to understand his Doctrine. But as for
 7    Text,  XXXV |       But as for me who do not understand it, you insult me saying: ``
 8    Text,  XXXV |  offended at, who do not still understand him?'' May not I answer,
 9    Text,  XXXV |       reason; because I cannot understand him or make sense of what
10    Text,  XXXVI|  whether by Fluxions we are to understand the nascent or evanescent
11    Text,  XXXVI|     who, I may venture to say, understand those matters no more than
12    Text,  XLII |      earnest, that you neither understand me nor your Masters. And
13    Text,  XLVI |        meaning. You give me to understand (P. 82) that this account
14    Text,  XLIX |        performance, you let me understand, that your Zeal for Truth
15     App,  II   |   modestly gives his Reader to understand, that he is able to clear
16     App,  III  | neither the Reader nor himself understand one Tittle of it. Whether