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1      I, 1 |     be noted that men have a sufficient natural instinct for what
2      I, 2 | arguments. This is perhaps a sufficient account of their scope and
3      I, 6 |      desirable in itself and sufficient by itself, and as being
4      I, 9 |    mentioned.~The above is a sufficient account, for our present
5      I, 13|      above may be taken as a sufficient account of the nature of
6      I, 15| above discussion is probably sufficient.~As to witnesses, they are
7     II, 20|   them last, a single one is sufficient; even a single witness will