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Sir Philip readily obliged him with an answer in the affirmative ; and the consequence was the loss of a finger to the baronet , and a wound in the side to Mr Vincent , which , though it did not endanger his life , yet confined him to his room for several days . Who then shall assign a period , which , though depressed with so much dead weight , is ever active , and unconscious of fatigue or relaxation ? The novel key idea is the introduction of informal predicates , which , though not having a formal definition , may have a perfectly legal and unique informal interpretation . It was allocating roughly 1 per cent of its GDP to R & D , which , though low by developed-country standards , was high by developing-country standards , and by 1985 it had nearly 800,000 scientific and technical personnel . In the rear there was a grove and open fields , which , though not belonging to the cottage , were not forbidden to the children ; and they formed a wonderland of delight in spring , summer , and fall .