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1      I,  10|       the former no one would assent. Now a dialectical proposition
2      I,  10|      for a man would probably assent to the view of the philosophers,
3      I,  10|      for people are likely to assent to the views held by those
4      I,  14|      four": for any one might assent to the saying of some generally
5     II,  5 |      not lose his temper, but assent to those statements that
6    III,  1 |     judgement will record our assent that whichever side happens
7   VIII,  7 | should give it an unqualified assent or denial: if, on the other
8   VIII,  11|       which reason they often assent, when questioned, to contrary