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 1    1, 3  |     madman.~Each scroll had its contrary piece of rhetoric,~In form
 2    1, 3  |     utterly opposed to it;~This contrary to that, from first to last,~
 3    1, 12 |       Glorious One,~Because one contrary shows forth its contrary, 2~
 4    1, 12 |        contrary shows forth its contrary, 2~As honey's sweetness
 5    1  (2)|       God, being all things, is contrary unto nothing; out of which
 6    1, 13 |        men's minds.~But, on the contrary, 'tis his perverseness and
 7    2, 10 | business is opposition.~But act contrary thereto, for the prophets~
 8    2, 10 |      counsel with them,~And act contrary to what they advise.'~Know
 9    2, 10 |     with your lust,~See you act contrary to what that base one advises.~
10    2, 14 |    theologian, replied, "On the contrary. I am a very poor man; all
11    4, 7  |      his protector, but, on the contrary, omitted to greet him when
12    5, 10 |        roughly to try you,~'Tis contrary to reason to distrust him.~