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 1    2, 10| perfections. ~I will give you an illustration, O arrogant one; ~The heavenly
 2    4, 1 |          disagreeable to him.~In illustration of this, a story follows
 3    4, 2 |       well-bred dogs. This is an illustration of the thesis that mankind
 4    4, 8 |     prophets and saints. Another illustration is a child who played at
 5    4, 9 |      eyes to divine verities. In illustration of this he tells the same
 6    5, 9 |      they devise lies." 1 And in illustration of this he tells a story
 7    5, 10|        God was ever forsaken. In illustration of this he told an anecdote
 8    5, 12|       still duller by drink." In illustration of this, he told the story
 9    5, 13|          body. He gave a curious illustration of his meaning. A man brought
10    6, 7 |        wretched companions. 6 In illustration of this a story is told
11    6, 7 |        from the Sun of truth!~In illustration of the thesis that the sense