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 1    Ded      |     why I should dedicate this Essay to your lordship; and its
 2   Read      |       with the history of this Essay, I should tell thee, that
 3   Read      |    pretend not to publish this Essay for the information of men
 4   Read      |        were not flattered this Essay might be of some use to
 5   Read      |       own, that I publish this Essay with hopes it may be useful
 6   Read      | published their censures of my Essay, with this honour done to
 7   Read      |    will not suffer it to be an essay, I leave it to the public
 8   Read      |       the Fourth Edition of my Essay, gave me notice of it, that
 9   Read      | purpose, as was done when this Essay had the second impression.~
10   Quot      |                             AN ESSAY CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING~
11    Int      | knowledge.~7. Occasion of this essay. This was that which gave
12    Int      |    gave the first rise to this Essay concerning the understanding.
13     II,  XXI|    what possibly, in the first essay, displeased us. Habits have
14     II,  XXI| contrary to the design of this Essay, set myself to inquire philosophically
15     IV,  I  |      in several places of this Essay.~I should now proceed to