Part, Question

1   1, 62 |   is nothing to ~retard or thwart it, nature is moved with
2   1, 62 | something in man which can thwart or impede the movement of
3   1, 63 |   is nothing to ~retard or thwart it, nature is moved with
4   1, 63 | something in man which can thwart or impede the movement of
5   2, 60 |  because operations do not thwart reason as the passions do.~
6   2, 10 | that man's mind should not thwart his inner ~instinct, and
7   2, 187|   too carnal friends often thwart our spiritual progress,