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 1    Text,  XX    |        between nothings, or of a real product from nothing multiplied
 2    Text,  XXVI  |      call him) you return to the real point in controversy, and
 3    Text,  XXXII |      answer, that if a and b are real quantities, then ab is something,
 4    Text,  XXXII |         and consequently makes a real difference: but if they
 5    Text,  XXXIII|          long as o is supposed a real Quantity? I cannot indeed
 6    Text,  XXXIII|          that the product of two real quantities is something
 7    Text,  XXXIII|          quantities is something real; and that nothing real can
 8    Text,  XXXIII| something real; and that nothing real can be rejected either according
 9    Text,  XXXIII|   evanescent augments either are real quantities, or they are
10    Text,  XL    |       that they are nevertheless real quantities, and themselves
11    Text,  XLI   |          specified, which is the real point, you discourse of
12    Text,  XLIV  |      evanescent increments to be real quantities, some to be nothings,
13    Text,  L     |      obscure, to distinguish the real Principles whereon Truths