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1 Praise|           dilemmas, or other the like subtleties of logicians, but after
2 Praise|              thence picks nothing but subtleties of words. The fool, in undertaking
3 Praise|             to the crown, and logical subtleties. The French think themselves
4 Praise| inconsiderable. And these most subtle subtleties are rendered yet more subtle
5 Praise|           thoroughly understood those subtleties, especially when all the
6 Praise|             the more than Chrysippean subtleties of our masters. Although
7 Praise|              stoop to such wire-drawn subtleties, unless he be so thick-skulled
8 Praise|             stomachs at those foolish subtleties of the others. There are