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 1 Ded, 5 |        relates, constrain me to speak here somewhat more freely
 2 Ded, 5 | commerce of the senses. And, to speak the truth, the ability for
 3  II, 6 |      powerful, and, if I may so speak, malignant being, whose
 4  II, 12| perceived under others. But, to speak precisely, what is it that
 5  II, 12|           which perceives it. I speak of one piece in particular;
 6 III, 4 |         very slight, and, so to speak, metaphysical. But, that
 7 III, 9 |   strong and convincing. When I speak of being taught by nature
 8 III, 13|    contain in themselves, so to speak, more objective reality
 9  IV, 4 |        perfect, but also, so to speak, a certain negative idea
10   V, 11|       being, and to draw, so to speak, the idea of him from the
11  VI, 2 |       of a triangle, nor, so to speak, view them as present with
12  VI, 15|         like, of which I do not speak, the term being reserved