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 1    Text,  V      |       would represent it: On the contrary, I endeavour to shew, that
 2    Text,  XXVII  |          Now I affirm the direct contrary. For in the very passage
 3    Text,  XXXIII |    reason you declaim. I, on the contrary affirm, the increments must
 4    Text,  XXXV   |          it contains: But on the contrary, that it is too modest,
 5    Text,  XXXVIII|        is compensated by another contrary and equal errour, which
 6    Text,  XXXIX  |   evidence to convince me to the contrary, and that all his followers
 7    Text,  XL     | accurately true, yet he doth it, contrary to the rules of Logic, from
 8    Text,  XLI    |           I profess my self of a contrary opinion. My reason is because
 9    Text,  XLV    |     Ideas. But I hold the direct contrary, that there are indeed general
10    Text,  XLVI   |      pleased to assure me of the contrary. Again, I ask whether that,
11     App,  II     |         being true, that, on the contrary, I have a high value for