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1 Ded, 5 |   long, and demand the whole attention of the reader: so in the
2  II, 12|    present, according as the attention is more or less directed
3 III, 4 |      as often as I direct my attention to things which I think
4 III, 28|   light; but when I allow my attention in some degree to relax,
5 III, 39|     I examine this with more attention, and pass on to the consideration
6  IV, 17| reach truth if I only fix my attention sufficiently on all the
7   V, 4 |     but besides, by a little attention, I discover innumerable
8   V, 4 |     not hitherto directed my attention. ~
9  VI, 2 |   imagine it by applying the attention of my mind to its five sides,