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1   I, 3 | become clear what account we ought to give of that which perplexed
2   I, 7 | stating a part, whereas they ought to have taken a comprehensive
3   I, 8 |      on the ground that "one ought to follow the argument":
4   I, 8 |   rather than the "figures", ought to be postulated as "original
5   I, 10|  they then "been combined Or ought we to say "No, not until
6   I, 10|     part of each constituent ought to be juxtaposed to a part
7  II, 6 |    movement of that kind. He ought, then, either to have defined