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 1    Text,  III   |       Satisfaction shall here tell you, it is very well known,
 2    Text,  XXIX  |   deemed the Fluxion. But you tell us (P. 49) ``that you think,
 3    Text,  XXIX  |       motion. You proceed and tell us that, in like manner,
 4    Text,  XXX   |       Truth, I entreat you to tell what this moment is, to
 5    Text,  XXXII |     own sake and for yours; I tell you I had long since consulted
 6    Text,  XXXIV | mistakes. Though, indeed, you tell me on this very occasion,
 7    Text,  XXXIV |      Isaac's followers. And I tell you that I neither expect
 8    Text,  XXXV  |      consistence in them. You tell me indeed, in Miltonic verse
 9    Text,  XXXVI |    bright eyes, be pleased to tell me, whether Sir Isaac's
10    Text,  XXXVII|     Mr. Collins; Hereupon you tell me: ``there is a great deal
11    Text,  XXXIX |                    XXXIX. You tell me (P. 70), if I think fit