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... observation to match and sort that effect with instances of a diverse subject , which must of necessity be before any cause be found out . That they have passed over the observation of instances vulgar and ignoble , and stayed their ...
... observation to match and sort that effect with instances of a diverse subject , which must of necessity be before any cause be found out . That they have passed over the observation of instances vulgar and ignoble , and stayed their ...
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... observing by the way that the study of the pure mathematics had a collateral and incidental value as an instrument of education : an observation very good and just in itself , but not at all to the purpose of the argument . When he ...
... observing by the way that the study of the pure mathematics had a collateral and incidental value as an instrument of education : an observation very good and just in itself , but not at all to the purpose of the argument . When he ...
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... observe that it hath been too much taken into custom , out of a few Axioms or observations upon any subject to make a ... observation : and therefore no man can suffice , nor in reason will attempt , to write Apho- risms , but he that is ...
... observe that it hath been too much taken into custom , out of a few Axioms or observations upon any subject to make a ... observation : and therefore no man can suffice , nor in reason will attempt , to write Apho- risms , but he that is ...
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