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1    Text,  XII   |                     XII. In a matter of mere Science, where authority
2    Text,  XXVII |    such Rectangle. As this is matter of fact, I refer it to the
3    Text,  XXX   |       understand. To mend the matter, you say, ``you do not consider
4    Text,  XXXIV |       selves: The former in a matter of science are of no weight
5    Text,  XXXVII|     of a certain mathematical matter, Sir Isaac expresseth himself,
6    Text,  XLI   |      This is the truth of the matter, which you shamefully misrepresent
7    Text,  XLV   | Contradiction. But to put the matter past dispute, it must be