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 1    Text,  II    |      think with me, that things obscure are not therefore sacred;
 2    Text,  XV    |      ever make me accept things obscure for clear, or Sophisms for
 3    Text,  XX    |       in Geometry to know, that obscure principles are not to be
 4    Text,  XXXVI | difficulties, and explain those obscure points abovementioned. If
 5    Text,  XXXVII|      and notions were exceeding obscure, he might possibly distrust
 6    Text,  XLI   |       or illegitimate, clear or obscure, scientific or tentative:
 7    Text,  XLIV  |   present Age to clear up these obscure Analytics, and concur in
 8    Text,  L     |        setting forth what seems obscure and what fallacious, and
 9    Text,  L     |        parts of things from the obscure, to distinguish the real
10    Text,  L     |        profound, difficult, and obscure, and at the same time set
11     App,  II    |        use his own eyes, and in obscure points never to trust the