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 1   Read       | concerning Identity, and many additions and amendments in other
 2   Read       |       I had leisure, make any additions or alterations I should
 3   Read       |        with some other larger additions never before printed, he
 4     II,  XV  |    the number of its repeated additions or divisions that alone
 5     II,  XVI |   Immensity, but the repeated additions of certain ideas of imagined
 6     II,  XVII|       coming to an end of his additions, whether of the same idea
 7     II,  XVII|      idea of space by further additions remaining still the same,
 8     II,  XVII|     quantity, by the repeated additions of what portions thereof
 9     II,  XVII|      as well as in the former additions; it being indeed but the
10     II,  XVII|     the mind room for endless additions;—yet there be those who
11     II,  XVII|    does; which, consisting of additions of finite units one to another,