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 1   Read         |       therefore in print being on purpose to be as useful as I may,
 2   Read         |       have found it little to his purpose to have quoted this passage
 3   Read         |          manner, and for the same purpose, as was done when this Essay
 4    Int         |         This, therefore, being my purpose—to inquire into the original,
 5    Int         |       shall suffice to my present purpose, to consider the discerning
 6      I,  I     |    tolerable sense to our present purpose, it must signify one of
 7      I,  I     |           nature take pains to no purpose; or at least to write very
 8      I,  II    |           geld their children, on purpose to fat and eat them. And
 9      I,  II    |       kept as concubines for that purpose, and when they were past
10      I,  II    |        remarkable passage to this purpose, out of the voyage of Baumgarten,
11      I,  II    |      insisted on, and urged to no purpose; truth and certainty (the
12      I,  II    |           serve us to very little purpose; and we shall be as much
13      I,  III   |           be innate. For, to what purpose should characters be graven
14      I,  III   |         they would be there to no purpose. And which since all men
15      I,  III   |  principle which may serve to his purpose who teacheth them. Whereas
16      I,  III   |          fit rise for the present purpose. But in the future part
17     II,  I     |           contemplations, to what purpose does it think? They who
18     II,  II    |      serves equally to my present purpose.  ~
19     II,  III   |           material to our present purpose, or are in themselves less
20     II,  IX    |     evident in painting. To which purpose I shall here insert a problem
21     II,  X     |          they serve him to little purpose. The dull man, who loses
22     II,  XIII  |       Place relative to a present purpose. But this modification of
23     II,  XIII  |           served to their present purpose, without considering other
24     II,  XIII  |          things which, to another purpose, would better determine
25     II,  XIII  |         wood, it would cross that purpose to measure it by anything
26     II,  XIV   |           is enough to my present purpose; and sufficiently shows
27     II,  XIV   |        answer, That to my present purpose it is not needful, in this
28     II,  XIV   |           but it suffices to this purpose, that we have the idea of
29     II,  XVIII |            It is sufficient to my purpose to show, that all our simple
30     II,  XIX   |         It suffices to my present purpose to have shown here, by some
31     II,  XX    |        any injury, with a present purpose of revenge.~13. Envy is
32     II,  XXI   |           it serves as well to my purpose; sensation being one of
33     II,  XXI   |      understanding would be to no purpose: and without understanding,
34     II,  XXI   |          it may perhaps be to our purpose, and help to give us clearer
35     II,  XXI   |  sensations in us. But my present purpose being only to inquire into
36     II,  XXI   |  disquisition; it sufficing to my purpose to observe, that gold or
37     II,  XXIII |         applicable to our present purpose, I desire him to put it
38     II,  XXVII |       digressions, whether to the purpose or no.”~I have taken care
39     II,  XXVIII|           suffices to our present purpose to show by these, what the
40     II,  XXX   |          as well serve us to that purpose, and are as real distinguishing
41     II,  XXXIII|          notice of it for another purpose, viz. that those who have
42    III,  II    |         known to others. For this purpose nothing was so fit, either
43    III,  II    |           so well adapted to that purpose, came to be made use of
44    III,  III   |         well enough to my present purpose. And one may, in this instance,
45    III,  IV    |        wholly besides our present purpose; and perhaps will afford
46    III,  V     |          as overcharged to little purpose. It suffices that men make
47    III,  V     |          as complete. For to what purpose should the memory charge
48    III,  V     |         them general? And to what purpose make them general, unless
49    III,  VI    |      which we have framed to that purpose. In all which we may observe,
50    III,  VI    |          species; and so cross my purpose. For, to talk of a man,
51    III,  IX    |  archetypes so well serve to this purpose as to leave these names
52    III,  IX    | perversely use their words, or on purpose set themselves to cavil,
53    III,  X     |    proposed essences. For to what purpose else is it, to inquire whether
54     IV,  IV    |      ready to say to me:~“To what purpose all this stir? Knowledge,
55     IV,  V     |         being much to our present purpose, it may suffice here only
56     IV,  VI    |         essences, and species, on purpose to show the absurdity and
57     IV,  VIII  |         the same, and to the same purpose, when any term standing
58     IV,  X     |      beings; which to our present purpose, if for nothing else, are
59     IV,  X     |         and they suppose it to no purpose.~14. Not material: first,
60     IV,  X     |        well enough to our present purpose, and leaves this past doubt,
61     IV,  XI    |           life: they serve to our purpose wen enough, if they will
62     IV,  XX    |          necessary to our present purpose.~6. Third cause of error,