Book, Paragraph

1     II,  2 |  appears to hold in all or in a large number of cases, we may
2     IV,  6 |     everything is comparatively large: thus (e.g.) "Being" and "
3     VI,  12|         to include it among too large a number of things, are
4    VII,  5 |        a mistake occurring in a large than in a small number of
5   VIII,  2 |    questions, clearly he asks a large number of questions, or
6   VIII,  2 |        asks the same question a large number of times: in the
7   VIII,  14| arguments serviceable on a very large number of occasions. These