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...forts' i/?, The bulk, figure, number, fituation, and motion, or ( reft, of their folid parts ; thefe are in them, whether we ' perceive them or no ; and when...artificial ' things. Thefe I call primary qualities. 2d/y, The ' power that is in any body, by reafon of its infenjtble pri' mary qualities, to operate...

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