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 1    Text,  VIII  |    that he will not take your word, but read and judge for
 2    Text,  XVII  |     assure me (upon your bare word) from your own experience,
 3    Text,  XVII  |        Sir, I shall take your word when I refuse to take your
 4    Text,  XXII  |       Reader not to take your word, but read what I have written,
 5    Text,  XXVIII|   your self that he useth the word moment to signify either
 6    Text,  XXVIII|    cautious how he takes your word, but most of all when you
 7    Text,  XXIX  |     will not take either your word, or even the word of a Ghost
 8    Text,  XXIX  | either your word, or even the word of a Ghost how venerable
 9    Text,  XXXIV |     vanish, he interprets the word evanescere by esse nihil.
10    Text,  XXXVI |    your selves, I give you my word that several will be obliged
11    Text,  XLVII |       all. To me it seems the word Colour is only a more general
12    Text,  XLVII |       same can be said of the word Triangle. Let the Reader