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 1   Read         |           I believe, who have not observed in themselves or others,
 2   Read         |           and vice. And if he had observed that in the place he quotes
 3      I,  I     | inscriptions come to be known and observed by them; or else, that the
 4      I,  I     |      because it comes first to be observed and assented to when a faculty
 5      I,  II    |     without ceasing: these may be observed in all persons and all ages,
 6      I,  II    |      believe innate may be easily observed, in the variety of opposite
 7     II,  I     |         mind, and all that may be observed therein, than he will have
 8     II,  II    |          thing is carefully to be observed concerning the ideas we
 9     II,  X     |    remaining of them. This may be observed in those who by some mischance
10     II,  X     | unregarded. This further is to be observed, concerning ideas lodged
11     II,  XI    |         of reason, which is to be observed in one man above another.
12     II,  XI    |           comparing, which may be observed in men, belonging to general
13     II,  XI    |        Thus the same colour being observed to-day in chalk or snow,
14     II,  XII   |       places. As simple ideas are observed to exist in several combinations
15     II,  XIV   |          thought not; yet, having observed the revolution of days and
16     II,  XVI   |      excess are not so easy to be observed or measured; because our
17     II,  XVIII |       names. In general it may be observed, that those simple modes
18     II,  XVIII |      having been generally enough observed, or else not being of any
19     II,  XIX   |        themselves (for, as I have observed in another place, whilst
20     II,  XXI   |         what it has so constantly observed to have been, that the like
21     II,  XXI   |          Since whatever change is observed, the mind must collect a
22     II,  XXI   |       from the impulse bodies are observed to make one upon another,
23     II,  XXI   |          but, as has been already observed, when they are rid of pain,
24     II,  XXII  |      notice of, the ideas of them observed, and laid up in the memory,
25     II,  XXIII |        ideas which he has usually observed, or fancied to exist together
26     II,  XXIII |        simple ideas, which he has observed to exist united together.
27     II,  XXIII |    perhaps, to a man who has long observed this kind of birds, some
28     II,  XXIII |       motion by impulse, which is observed or believed sometimes to
29     II,  XXIII | reflection. This further is to be observed, that there is no idea we
30     II,  XXV   |      related. This further may be observed, That the ideas of relation
31     II,  XXVII |           same animal, as we have observed, is the same continued life
32     II,  XXVIII|         these relations should be observed and marked out in mankind,
33     II,  XXVIII|      distinction may as easily be observed as it is in substances,
34     II,  XXIX  |       simple and the complex; and observed how the complex ones are
35     II,  XXXI  |       simple ideas that have been observed or supposed constantly to
36     II,  XXXI  |       take the bulk and figure he observed in that lump to depend on
37     II,  XXXIII|           if they had been warily observed. A grown person surfeiting
38     II,  XXXIII|        who is there that hath not observed some man to flag at the
39     II,  XXXIII|         and powerful, though less observed. Let the ideas of being
40    III,  II    |          Another that hath better observed, adds to shining yellow
41    III,  IV    |        not, that I know, been yet observed by anybody what words are,
42    III,  IV    |            which is so easy to be observed in the definitions they
43    III,  IV    |        name of that colour he has observed in snow or milk, will not
44    III,  IV    |      Fifthly, This further may be observed concerning simple ideas
45    III,  V     |          varieties which might be observed in them, the number must
46    III,  VI    |         This, as it is easy to be observed by all who have to do with
47    III,  VI    |        sorts of animals have been observed, will always give us reason
48    III,  VI    |           a few obvious qualities observed in things. Secondly, Though
49    III,  VI    |      names. This is further to be observed concerning substances, that
50    III,  IX    |     signification were first well observed, there could be very little
51    III,  X     |      general, though perhaps less observed, abuse of words; and that
52     IV,  II    |         which, since it cannot be observed by us, in particles of matter
53     IV,  III   |          also, from what is above observed, that our rational knowledge
54     IV,  III   |        the powers which are to be observed united in several sorts
55     IV,  VI    |       such qualities as have been observed to co-exist in an unknown
56     IV,  VI    |      considerable qualities to be observed in them, is so wholly on
57     IV,  VI    |            which are not vulgarly observed, or so much as thought on;
58     IV,  VI    |    exposes them to. The qualities observed in a loadstone must needs
59     IV,  VII   |           are of use, as has been observed, in the ordinary methods
60     IV,  XI    |           simple ideas as we have observed by our senses to be united
61     IV,  XI    |           because water hath been observed to continue long in existence,
62     IV,  XII   |     inquiries, as we have already observed.~2. (The occasion of that
63     IV,  XII   |   mathematics, wherein men, being observed to attain a great certainty
64     IV,  XII   |        ideas as, being constantly observed to co-exist, may perfectly
65     IV,  XV    |   conformity with what is usually observed to happen that I am disposed
66     IV,  XVI   |          to take notice of a rule observed in the law of England; which
67     IV,  XVII  |      These several degrees may be observed in any mathematical demonstration;
68     IV,  XVII  |         This, as has been already observed, is seen only by the eye,
69     IV,  XVII  |     whereby its connexion is best observed; but also because syllogism
70     IV,  XVII  | disagreement of the ideas must be observed and seen in each step of
71     IV,  XVII  |       does not perceive, but hath observed to be frequent and usual.~
72     IV,  XX    |         very memories, not having observed their early insinuation,