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 1    Text,  V    |    contrary, I endeavour to shew, that such men are defective
 2    Text,  VI   |  hence you take Occasion to shew your Spleen against the
 3    Text,  VI   |   their own Weapons; and to shew, they are by no Means those
 4    Text,  XIII |  that Sir Isaac Newton hath shew'd himself an extraordinary
 5    Text,  XIV  |    more occasions than one, shew'd himself not to be infallible.
 6    Text,  XXI  | such notions, it would only shew he was a man. And if by
 7    Text,  XXXIV|   to convince even you, who shew so little disposition to
 8    Text,  XXXVI|    and fourth Fluxions, and shew it to be consistent with
 9    Text,  XL   |   accurately right, which I shew to have been the effect
10    Text,  L    | make reprisals, in order to shew that the Irreligion of those
11     App,  III  |     whereby he shall make a shew of saying somewhat, although