Part, Question

1   2, 105|    probable that those who could conveniently pay their ~debts, would
2   2, 45 | practical reason. But no man can conveniently ~apply one thing to another,
3   2, 145|         or laborious work can be conveniently deferred or lessened without
4   3, 1  |        attained better ~and more conveniently, as a horse is necessary
5   3, 46 |     cannot exist at all, or not ~conveniently, except such end be presupposed.
6   3, 46 |     which ~"ordereth all things" conveniently and "sweetly" (Wis. 8:1).
7   3, 72 |        But where ~it can be done conveniently, it is more becoming that
8   3, 78 |     whence" of the conversion is conveniently expressed by ~the demonstrative
9   3, 83 |           But if it can be done ~conveniently, the things in which they