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 1    Text,  I    |       say (P. 32.) when upon my having appealed to every thinking
 2    Text,  VII  |     Part I make no Doubt of it, having seen some shrewd Signs thereof
 3    Text,  VII  |      Signs thereof my self, and having been very credibly informed
 4    Text,  IX   |     give (P. 27) where, upon my having said that a deference to
 5    Text,  XI   | honoured or obliged by you, for having defended their Doctrine,
 6    Text,  XX   |      infinite, or of a quantity having no magnitude which is yet
 7    Text,  XXX  |         to the middle of it; as having acquired the one half of
 8    Text,  XXX  |       acquire the other; or, as having lost one half of it, and
 9    Text,  XXX  |         may be called so. After having given this unintelligible
10    Text,  XXXVI|   simply their proportions: and having interpreted them in what
11    Text,  XLV  |                            XLV. Having gone through your defence
12     App,  IV   |       knowing what they are. So having put the merits of the cause