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1     II,  XVI |  Because their language being scanty, and accommodated only to
2     II,  XVII|       hath of it a little too scanty for positive infinity.~17.
3     II,  XXII|      is hereby stinted to too scanty a number of ideas, if we
4     II,  XXII|        are from being few and scanty, we may easily imagine.
5    III,  V   |    the Spanish or Italian, no scanty languages; much less, I
6    III,  XI  |      provision of words is so scanty in respect to that infinite
7     IV,  VI  | substances is very narrow and scanty, in that part which is our
8     IV,  XIV |     that being very short and scanty, as we have seen, he would