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 1     II,  IV   | pressing a drop of water on all sides, will never be able to overcome
 2     II,  IV   |        For, though the two flat sides of two pieces of marble
 3     II,  IV   |       fell in drops, before the sides of the globe could be made
 4     II,  XIII |     also the lines that are its sides, of what length it pleases,
 5     II,  XIV  |     strike successively the two sides of the room: it is also
 6     II,  XV   |       fractions. Though on both sides, both in addition and division,
 7     II,  XVII |        the centre, we do on all sides pursue those indeterminable
 8     II,  XIX  |       idea, considers it on all sides, and will not be called
 9     II,  XIX  |        turns their ideas on all sides; marks their relations and
10     II,  XXI  |       them, examine them on all sides, and weigh them with others.
11     II,  XXIII|        that body were it on all sides environed by that fluid,
12     II,  XXIX |         or a body of a thousand sides, the ideas of the figure
13     II,  XXIX |       from one that has but 999 sides: the not observing whereof
14     II,  XXIX |         it into a figure of 999 sides. He will, I doubt not, be
15     II,  XXIX |       another, by the number of sides; and reason and argue distinctly
16     II,  XXIX |      their numbers; as that the sides of the one could be divided
17     II,  XXIX |      the other a figure of five sides. In which incomplete ideas,
18     II,  XXXI |     idea of a figure with three sides meeting at three angles,
19     II,  XXXI |      that complex idea of three sides and three angles, in which
20    III,  IX   |    variety of arguments on both sides, I (who had been used to
21     IV,  III  |       come in our way have dark sides, that the quickest sight
22     IV,  VIII |      v.g. a triangle hath three sides, or saffron is yellow. And
23     IV,  XII  |        squares of the two other sides. The knowledge that “the
24     IV,  XV   |        evidently joined on both sides to, and so not manifestly
25     IV,  XVII |        with those it is on both sides immediately applied to;
26     IV,  XVII |       all circumstances on both sides, nothing is so unfit to
27     IV,  XVII |      intermediate idea, on both sides, with those which we would
28     IV,  XX   |        up the sum total on both sides; may, in most cases, come