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God sifted a whole nation that he might send choice grain over into this wilderness.
William Stoughton
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Never was there seen aught more wretched; and we might be surprised that a mathematician could reason so ill, had we not other, and far more illustrious examples, which clearly evince, that the study of the mathematics does not always render the mind more correct in relation to subjects beyond the sphere of the sciences.
Jean Barbeyrac
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