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 1      I,  III  |   proposition to-morrow; and yet millions of men may be well supposed
 2      I,  III  |    principles; and yet there are millions, however expert in other
 3     II,  XIV  | supposing it were 5639 miles, or millions of miles, from this place
 4     II,  XVI  |        take now to name them, by millions of millions of millions, &
 5     II,  XVI  |        name them, by millions of millions of millions, &c., it is
 6     II,  XVI  |          millions of millions of millions, &c., it is hard to go beyond
 7     II,  XVI  | Quartrillions Trillions Billions Millions Units 248106 235421 261734
 8     II,  XVI  |        be the often repeating of millions, of millions, of millions,
 9     II,  XVI  |        repeating of millions, of millions, of millions, of millions,
10     II,  XVI  |        millions, of millions, of millions, of millions, of millions,
11     II,  XVI  |        millions, of millions, of millions, of millions, of millions,
12     II,  XVI  |        millions, of millions, of millions, of millions, of millions,
13     II,  XVI  |        millions, of millions, of millions, of millions, of millions, (
14     II,  XVI  |        millions, of millions, of millions, of millions, (which is
15     II,  XVI  |        millions, of millions, of millions, (which is the denomination
16     II,  XVII |    repetitions of numbers, as of millions and millions of miles, or
17     II,  XVII |      numbers, as of millions and millions of miles, or years, which
18     II,  XVII |       has added together as many millions, &c., as it pleases, of
19     II,  XVII |        large idea, as perhaps of millions of ages, or miles, which
20     II,  XXIII|       microscope, things several millions of times less than the smallest
21     IV,  VI   |           though removed so many millions of miles from the sun, yet
22     IV,  XI   |          be highly probable that millions of men do now exist, yet,
23     IV,  XX   |        Caesar? Indeed, there are millions of truths that a man is