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and hardly any thing can be so false, but may have Colours and Probabilities to set it off ; (being neatly laid on by men ingeniously wicked;) and that a multitude of Ignaro's do often swallow the grossest Errours, (presented to them in the Disguise of the greatest Truths, ) by not distinguishing Words (as they ought) from Things, and blending one thing with another, |
and hardly any thing can be so false, but may have Colours and Probabilities to Set it off; (being neatly laid on by men ingeniously wicked;) and that a multitude of Ignaro's do often swallow the Grossest Errors, (presented to them in the Disguise of the greatest Truths,) by not distinguishing Words (as they ought) from Things, and blending one thing with Another, |
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