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 1    Text,  V     |    such men are defective in Point of Reason and Judgement,
 2    Text,  XI    |   delicate himself upon that Point? And whether your Brethren
 3    Text,  XVI   |   may know more on a certain point than one of greater; not
 4    Text,  XVIII |             XVIII. Upon this point every Reader of common sense
 5    Text,  XXVI  |    gross practice is not the point questioned, but the rigour
 6    Text,  XXVI  |       you return to the real point in controversy, and set
 7    Text,  XXVIII|     to keep the controverted point in view, to examine your
 8    Text,  XXXIII|             XXXIII. The next point you undertake to defend
 9    Text,  XXXIII|     him. For, to come to the point, those evanescent augments
10    Text,  XXXV  |      to demonstrate the same point: One would be inclined to
11    Text,  XXXV  |   show that placing the same point in various lights is of
12    Text,  XLI   | specified, which is the real point, you discourse of sensible
13    Text,  XLV   |      that you attack me on a point of Metaphysics, with what
14    Text,  XLIX  |       a triangle formed in a point, velocity without motion,
15     App,  III   |      and if he finds any one point of the doctrine of Fluxions