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1 1 | statements such that they involve necessarily the assertion of something
2 5 |         the propositions granted, necessarily, without including in the
3 5 |         whenever, suppose A is, B necessarily is, they then suppose also
4 5 |      suppose also that if B is, A necessarily is. This is also the source
5 5 |    raining; whereas that does not necessarily follow. In rhetoric proofs
6 5 |        eternal. But this does not necessarily follow: for even if what
7 6 |          down, so as to compel us necessarily to state it and not merely
8 6 |          when A and B are, C must necessarily be, and C is white, there
9 32|            of a shield"." No: not necessarily, because the meaning of "