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 1    Ded        |          public with some of those large and comprehensive discoveries
 2   Read        |          the information of men of large thoughts and quick apprehensions;
 3      I,  I    |   signification of them being more large, comprehensive, and abstract
 4      I,  I    |          occasion to speak more at large, 1. 4, c. 7.~28. Recapitulation.
 5      I,  II   |          with, I shall set down at large, in the language it is published
 6     II,  I    |             This opinion I have at large examined already; and, I
 7     II,  I    |         operations here I use in a large sense, as comprehending
 8     II,  V    |          occasion to speak more at large of these in another place,
 9     II,  VII  |         truly infinite: and what a large and immense field doth extension
10     II,  XI   |        upon which depends all that large tribe of ideas comprehended
11     II,  XI   |           to treat of them more at large in other places.~15. The
12     II,  XII  |           them: so that those even large and abstract ideas are derived
13     II,  XVII |          never attain to. For, how large soever an idea of space
14     II,  XVII |        step usually make some very large idea, as perhaps of millions
15     II,  XVII |           where, having let down a large portion of his sounding-line,
16     II,  XVII |          all I would, it being too large for a finite and narrow
17     II,  XVII |        first glance make some very large idea of that which he applies
18     II,  XVII | multiplying in his mind that first large idea: but yet by that he
19     II,  XVII |          overlaid by an object too large and mighty to be surveyed
20     II,  XVIII|      hereafter to consider more at large, when we come to speak of
21     II,  XIX  |          them all, nor to treat at large of this set of ideas, which
22     II,  XIX  |         hereafter to treat more at large of reasoning, judging, volition,
23     II,  XXI  |        will, which I shall more at large explain.~30. Will and desire
24     II,  XXI  |            I would examine them at large singly: but I shall only
25     II,  XXII |           to consider this more at large when I come to treat of
26     II,  XXV  |          occasion to speak more at large in the following chapters.~
27     II,  XXVI |            the foundations of very large relations; and all finite
28     II,  XXVII|           should have the story at large in the author’s own words,
29     II,  XXIX |         others. But having more at large treated of Words, their
30     II,  XXIX |          beyond the bounds of that large duration he represents to
31    III,  II   |          of applying words more at large, when we come to treat of
32    III,  IV   |            as we shall see more at large in the following chapter.~
33    III,  V    |          16. Reason of my being so large on this subject. What has
34    III,  VI   |          which I have explained at large already), or else to make
35    III,  IX   |       words; which I shall more at large explain, in their particular
36    III,  XI   |    languages we have seen above at large: and speech being the great
37    III,  XI   |          and make this analysis at large, every time the word justice
38    III,  XI   |          occasion to speak more at large by and by. This exactness
39    III,  XI   |      ancient authors, than all the large and laborious comments of
40     IV,  II   |           occasion to show more at large, when I come to consider
41     IV,  III  |          our knowledge were but as large as our ideas, and there
42     IV,  V    |           to be treated of more at large. But because words are looked
43     IV,  V    |      propositions, I shall more at large inquire wherein the certainty
44     IV,  IX   |           to be considered more at large in another place, let us
45     IV,  XII  |           another place we have at large set down. By which I think
46     IV,  XV   |          occasion to speak more at large in another place.  ~
47     IV,  XVI  |      sometimes is enough to fill a large volume on one single question:
48     IV,  XVII |        amongst the ancients; whose large views, acuteness, and penetration
49     IV,  XVII |        through the vast spaces and large rooms of this mighty fabric,
50     IV,  XVII |       above certainty: and in that large sense also, contrary to