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1    Text,  XXI   |                    XXI. In my opinion the greatest men have their
2    Text,  XXIX  |   moment of the rectangle. My opinion, agreeably to what hath
3    Text,  XXXIII|  greatly to confirm me in the opinion, you are so angry with,
4    Text,  XXXIII|      then you are of the same opinion with me, which opinion you
5    Text,  XXXIII|   same opinion with me, which opinion you are pleased to call (
6    Text,  XLI   | profess my self of a contrary opinion. My reason is because nothing
7    Text,  XLII  |       all, whether it be your opinion that whatsoever is little
8    Text,  XLV   |       to adhere to the vulgar opinion, that neither Geometry nor
9    Text,  XLVII |      XLVII. It is Mr. Locke's opinion, that every general name