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1      I,  III|         and some imperfect and unsteady notions conveyed thereby
2     II,  XIV| unequal as of a ship driven by unsteady winds, sometimes very slow,
3    III,  IX |        names must be of a very unsteady and various meaning, if
4    III,  X  |       use their words for such unsteady and confused notions as
5    III,  X  |    whether it be so or not.~5. Unsteady application of them. Secondly,
6    III,  X  |     more but the voluntary and unsteady signs of their own ideas.
7    III,  XI |     are very confused and very unsteady, or perhaps none at all;
8    III,  XI |    that the effect of obscure, unsteady, or equivocal terms is nothing
9     IV,  VII|    notions be wrong, loose, or unsteady, and we resign up our thoughts