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1 Pre|     meet such simple and almost foolish objections as occur to me.~
2 4  |    bounds. But only an absurdly foolish man can fail to regard such
3 4  |        a conclusion as absurdly foolish. There is, then, necessarily
4 6  |       even any simple or almost foolish objection that occurs to
5 8  | objection, even if it be almost foolish. --In three ways, then --
6 22 |   created? Is it not impudently foolish, too, to say either, that
7 70 |         to face. But it is most foolish to doubt whether it enjoys