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1  II,  2|      these different fashions. Boiling water for instance, though
2  II,  2|       flame has. So again this boiling water is hotter than a small
3  II,  2|      water invariably does so. Boiling water, again, is hotter
4  II,  2|     instance, as compared with boiling water-while the latter,
5  II,  2| water-while the latter, as the boiling water, which is hot per
6  II,  3|        in its name; just as if boiling water were denoted by a
7  II,  3|      denoted by a single term, boiling would be connoted in that