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 1     II,  XXIII|   appear, shows only some few globules of red, swimming in a pellucid
 2     II,  XXIII|     liquor, and how these red globules would appear, if glasses
 3    III,  IV   |      a great number of little globules, striking briskly on the
 4    III,  IV   | therefore, should Descartes’s globules strike never so long on
 5    III,  IV   |     never so well what little globules were, and what striking
 6     IV,  II   |     us by a certain number of globules, which, having a verticity
 7     IV,  II   | reflect the greater number of globules of light, and to give them
 8     IV,  II   |  consists in very small round globules; nor of whiteness in such
 9     IV,  II   |     certain rotation to these globules when it reflects them: for
10     IV,  II   |  colour. Whether then they be globules or no; or whether they have