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1 Pre, Int, 11 | faculty to enlarge them by any kind of abstraction." - Essay 2 Pre, Int, 20 | Innumerable examples of this kind may be given, but why should 3 Text, 0, 47 | particular bodies, of what kind soever, do none of them 4 Text, 0, 80 | not find that there is any kind of effect or impression 5 Text, 0, 83 | that discourse, of what kind soever, so far as it is 6 Text, 0, 102| see the attempts of that kind are not at all satisfactory. 7 Text, 0, 107| for all deductions of that kind depend on a supposition 8 Text, 0, 114| incomprehensible; and to this kind of relative motion all the 9 Text, 0, 121| some one thing of whatever kind they had occasion to reckon.