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1 Syn, 6 |           nevertheless, to be so closely conjoined therewith, as
2 III, 1 |   converse only with myself, and closely examining my nature, I will
3 III, 19|          considering these ideas closely and scrutinizing them individually,
4 III, 27|         27. Yet, on looking more closely into the matter, I discover
5  IV, 8 | Whereupon, regarding myself more closely, and considering what my
6  VI, 7 |       appeared square, when more closely viewed, and that colossal
7  VI, 9 |        body with which I am very closely conjoined; nevertheless,
8  VI, 15|       pain on approaching it too closely, I have, however, from this