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1    Text,  I      |       those thinking Readers you appeal to? Are they Geometricians
2    Text,  XV     |      whoever thinks otherwise, I appeal to the Reader, whether he
3    Text,  XXXIII |         for the truth of which I appeal to all who know any thing
4    Text,  XXXVII |       this in the present case I appeal to the writings of the Great
5    Text,  XXXVIII| consequence of my notions. But I appeal to all those who are ever
6    Text,  XXXVIII|         demonstration? I further appeal to the conscience of all
7    Text,  XXXVIII|      proof whatsoever? Lastly, I appeal to the Reader's own heart,

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