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 1   I,  1  |    cannot at all turn their attention to the principles of mathematics.
 2  II,  100|     say, he devotes all his attention to hiding his faults both
 3  II,  139| chase, which turns away our attention from these, does screen
 4  IV,  243| argument. This is worthy of attention.~
 5  IV,  285|    kinds of minds. Some pay attention only to its establishment,
 6  VI,  382|   do so. He who stops draws attention to the excess of others,
 7  IX,  618|   and seems to me worthy of attention. I look at the law which
 8  IX,  619|  people at once attracts my attention by the number of wonderful
 9  IX,  639|    and worthy of particular attention, to see this Jewish people
10 XII,  797|  they had not dared to draw attention to it themselves, they would