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 1    Text,  VII   |   impudent liars (P. 27). How far the Reader will think fit
 2    Text,  XIII  | Abilities and Erudition. Thus far I can readily go, but I
 3    Text,  XVIII |    the bottom, and trying how far he can or he cannot conceive
 4    Text,  XX    |  encourage those, who are not far gone in these Studies, to
 5    Text,  XX    |     something. He need not be far gone in Geometry to know,
 6    Text,  XXV   |       am concerned. That I am far from quarrelling at approximations
 7    Text,  XXXII |       solved. All which is so far from being true, that the
 8    Text,  XLI   | Analyst as a Logician i.e. so far forth as he reasons and
 9    Text,  XLVIII|      and clearly perceive how far you are mistaken, in attempting
10    Text,  XLVIII|    and a desire to banish, so far as in me lay, false principles
11     App,  II    |    affairs (P. 4) which is so far from being true, that, on