167. And if Men would once consider one another reasonably, they would either reconcile their Differences, or more Amicably maintain them. 168. Let That therefore be the Standard, that has most to say for itself. Tho’ of that let every Man be Judge for himself. 169. Reason, like the Sun, is Common to All; And ’t is for want of examining all by the same Light and Measure, that we are not all of the same Mind: For all have it to that End, though all do not use it So.
