Book,  Chapter

1   Read       |            being apt to cause some repetitions. But to confess the truth,
2     II,  XIII|           of an unit repeated; and repetitions of this kind joined together
3     II,  XVI |          our minds, and adding the repetitions together, we come by the
4     II,  XVII|         makes use of the ideas and repetitions of numbers, as of millions
5     II,  XXI |           on with aversion; and by repetitions wear us into a liking of
6     IV,  XVII|        without any such perplexing repetitions. I say not this any way
7     IV,  XVII| disposition, than in the perplexed repetitions, and jumble of five or six