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1   I, 10|              what is that which can "combine"? Of what things, and under
2   I, 10|              the lump. Nor can body "combine" with white, nor (to generalize) "
3   I, 10|              For not everything can "combine" with everything. On the
4   I, 10|          action. Such agents cannot "combine"-that is why neither the
5   I, 10|             a drop of wine does not "combine" with ten thousand gallons
6   I, 10|     reciprocally. And, further, they combine more freely if small pieces
7   I, 10|         adaptable have a tendency to combine: for they are easily divided
8   I, 10| another-showing a slight tendency to combine and also an inclination
9  II, 2 |             susceptible, since they "combine" and are transformed into