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 1     II,  IX   |          amongst which (if one may conjecture concerning things not very
 2     II,  IX   |          this I mention only as my conjecture by the by; it being indifferent
 3     II,  XI   |        reasonings, we may probably conjecture beasts have not.~6. Compounding.
 4     II,  XIV  |         reason I have for this odd conjecture is, from observing that,
 5     II,  XXIII|         made him lose its use.~13. Conjecture about the corporeal organs
 6     II,  XXIII|          to propose an extravagant conjecture of mine, viz. That since
 7     IV,  II   |            further than a probable conjecture. The reason why the mind
 8     IV,  XII  |         confidence to advance that conjecture, which I suggest, (chap.
 9     IV,  XII  |         know, perhaps it may be to conjecture) the other remaining properties
10     IV,  XII  |           best but a very doubtful conjecture; such as are most (I had
11     IV,  XV   |          confidence, quite down to conjecture, doubt, and distrust: I
12     IV,  XVI  | entertainments, as we call belief, conjecture, guess, doubt, wavering,
13     IV,  XVI  |            only guess and probably conjecture. For these and the like,