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''...yet if any impertinent Person shall, either to get Himself a Name, or for what other end soever, wilfully or carelesly mistake the State of the Controversie, or the sence of his Arguments, or shall rail instead of arguing, as hath been done of Late in Print by divers Chymists ; ''{{Note latérale gauche|G. and F. and H. and others, in their books against one another.}}''or lastly, shall write against them in a canting way ; I mean, shall express himself in ambiguous or obscure terms, or argue from experiments not intelligibly enough Deliver'd, ''Carneades'' professes, That he values his time so much, as not to think the answering such Trifles worth the loss of it.''
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