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1     II,  XI|  between idiots and madmen. In fine, the defect in naturals
2     II,  XX| respect of pain ultimately. In fine, all these passions are
3    III,  VI|        these come short of the fine contrivances and inconceivable
4     IV,  IV|        of what use is all this fine knowledge of men’s own imaginations,
5     IV,  XI|      than actual sensation. In fine, then, when our senses do
6     IV,  XI|       a certain number of very fine colours did exist, which