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 1    Text,  III   |   Men, who reject that very thing in Religion which they admit
 2    Text,  IV    |   thinks fit to publish any Thing, either in Mathematics,
 3    Text,  V     |   and that they do the very Thing they would seem to despise. ~
 4    Text,  VI    |    Men. If there be no such Thing as Infidels, who pretend
 5    Text,  XVI   | view, may discern more of a thing, than a much better eye
 6    Text,  XVIII |    simple apprehension of a thing defined is not made more
 7    Text,  XXVII |    demonstration is not the thing which was to be demonstrated,
 8    Text,  XXX   | alas! I acknowledge no such thing. I find no sense or reason
 9    Text,  XXXIII|     down to nxn-1, the very thing aimed at by supposing the
10    Text,  XXXIII|  appeal to all who know any thing of these matters. Further
11    Text,  XXXVII|   of the Analyst. It is one thing when a Doctrine is placed
12    Text,  XXXVII| cannot undertake to prove a thing, and I will not undertake
13    Text,  XLVI  |     is not possible for any thing to exist, which doth not
14     App,  III   |     upon me to say. But one thing I know, that many an unmeaning