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1   Read        |       parcels; and after long intervals of neglect, resumed again,
2   Read        |     by catches, and many long intervals of interruption, being apt
3     II,  XIV  |  where, though, after certain intervals, we perceive, by the change
4     II,  XIV  |     as well distinguished the intervals of time, as those that have
5     II,  XIV  |  passed in men’s minds in the intervals; by which train of ideas
6     II,  XXI  |  acknowledges it, and, in the intervals of his drinking hours, will
7     II,  XXVII|      consciousness, acting by intervals, two distinct bodies: I
8     II,  XXVII|    years together. Make these intervals of memory and forgetfulness
9     IV,  VI   | affirm: That all men sleep by intervals; That no man can be nourished