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 1 4 |         by a passive word, or a state by an active word, and so
 2 6 |        compel us necessarily to state it and not merely to seem
 3 10|       it will make manifest the state of the case to one who has
 4 13|        If it is all the same to state a term and to state its
 5 13|     same to state a term and to state its definition, the "double"
 6 15| proposition as a question, they state it as a conclusion, as though
 7 15|      generally thought bound to state the charge made, while,
 8 15|    defence too easy, you should state as your aim only the general
 9 18|      conclusion is not the real state of the case: those, on the
10 24|         being is a in a certain state, e.g. suppose that X is