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1   I,  8| reflected at night in water and similar mirrors. But under these
2   I,  8|         the stars should have a similar result, and especially in
3  II,  1|         admixture of earth with similar properties.~We must now
4  IV,  2|          the various classes of similar objects have no names universally
5  IV,  3|         affections produced are similar though they lack a name;
6  IV,  7|     water. The case of blood is similar: cold dries and so solidifies