Part, Question

 1   1, 63 |     to ~do so with a certain skill coupled with deceit. Wherefore
 2   1, 64 |     to ~do so with a certain skill coupled with deceit. Wherefore
 3   2, 30 |      solicitous to share his skill and profit ~with his neighbor;
 4   2, 69 |     servant to art share his skill with his neighbor; let him ~
 5   2, 69 | needs to have both interior ~skill so that he may be able to
 6   2, 69 |    as a physician proves his skill by healing a ~desperate
 7   2, 69 |   does an advocate prove his skill, if he can defend ~an unjust
 8   2, 69 |  deserve praise for ~showing skill in his art, nevertheless
 9   2, 92 |    the wood . . . and by the skill of ~his art fashioneth it,
10   2, 93 |      unequal in ~strength or skill.~
11   2, 121|     of soldiers who, through skill and practice in the use
12   3, 5  |  merely for displaying their skill in ~precious materials,
13   3, 5  | shewed the greatness of ~His skill in clay."~Aquin.: SMT TP