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 1    Text,  III   |           And is it not a proper Way to abate the Pride, and
 2    Text,  XIII  |          set of principles and a way of thinking which happen
 3    Text,  XXXII |  Consequences. For, however that way of reasoning may do in the
 4    Text,  XXXII |         if this be true, by that way of reasoning it will follow,
 5    Text,  XL    |        come out exactly the same way; and consequently, that
 6    Text,  XLI   |         only concerned about the way of coming at your theorems,
 7    Text,  XLIV  |           All which I mention by way of Antidote to your false
 8    Text,  XLVIII|      your confident and positive way of talking. But any one
 9    Text,  L     |      evidence, be not the likely way to disparage it? Whether
10     App,  II    |       Whether this extraordinary way of reasoning be the cause
11     App,  IV    | complained of me for an uncommon way of treating Mathematics