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 1    Text,  I   |       such undoubting Assurance things so easily disproved. This
 2    Text,  II  |        will think with me, that things obscure are not therefore
 3    Text,  V   | insinuate, as you do many other Things; whence you raise Topics
 4    Text,  XV  |       shall ever make me accept things obscure for clear, or Sophisms
 5    Text,  XIX |       have no pretence to those things. The only advantage I pretend
 6    Text,  XXI |       take them upon trust: And things early admitted by repetition
 7    Text,  XLI |     absurdly about the minutest things. ~
 8    Text,  XLIV|      they can demonstrate about things incomprehensible. Some would
 9    Text,  L   |     separate the clear parts of things from the obscure, to distinguish
10     App,  I   |         mine to repeat the same things, or confute the same notions