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 1   1, 25  |             a moving body, the more quickly does it move; ~the necessary
 2   2, 46  |           cholos} [bile] because it quickly aroused. ~Secondly, on the
 3   2, 49  |           well or ill disposed, nor quickly or slowly transitory.~Aquin.:
 4   2, 75  |            Hom. xi): "A sin is not ~quickly blotted out by repentance,
 5   2, 89  |          sins are ~removed by fire, quickly or slowly, according as
 6   2, 97  |    consequently they should not be ~quickly changed.~Aquin.: SMT FS
 7   2, 109 |            unless, by grace, ~he is quickly brought back to the due
 8   2, 2   |           that man may arrive ~more quickly at the knowledge of Divine
 9   2, 23  |             and he ~recover himself quickly he does not appear to fall
10   2, 25  |             enduring for usefulness quickly flits by, and the ~pleasure
11   2, 47  |           reason being that we pass quickly from the one ~to the other."
12   2, 47  |             a thing ~frequently, we quickly call it to mind, through
13   2, 47  | sufficiently; nor ~can this be done quickly, for it requires length
14   2, 47  |              commended for grasping quickly what should be done. Now
15   2, 92  |           image of his son, who was quickly taken away: and him who ~
16   2, 104 |        benefactor to act freely and quickly." Now repayment ought to
17   2, 125 |          counsel in thought, and do quickly what has been counseled."
18   2, 125 |           It is praiseworthy to act quickly after taking counsel, ~which
19   2, 125 |          reason. But to wish to act quickly before taking ~counsel is
20   2, 125 |       daring which leads one to act quickly is so far praiseworthy as ~
21   2, 156 |          persons, who are angry too quickly and for any slight cause. ~
22   2, 179 |            is able most clearly and quickly to grasp the ~truth and
23   2, 186 |        Monach.): "In solitude pride quickly takes man ~unawares, he
24   3, 7   |             That which thou dost do quickly," the ~disciples understood
25   3, 33  |        power of an agent, the ~more quickly can it dispose matter; and,
26   3, 43  |        healed, the Evangelists pass quickly over, not mentioning one ~
27   3, 59  |             example, some ~of which quickly lapse, while others endure
28   3, 63  |              since a passion passes quickly, whereas a character is ~
29 Suppl, 3 |         that bodily tears flow more quickly from sensible ~sorrow, or
30 Suppl, 32|           of danger and cause death quickly. ~Now when there is danger
31 Suppl, 58|             so weak as to pass away quickly, and is therefore ~insufficient