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 1    1, 3 |     And holds parley with each fancy.~The twelve volumes of theology.~ ~~
 2    1, 7 |    mates not with illusion and fancy.~My condition is different,
 3    1, 13|   implant in himself this vain fancy of negation.~The philosopher
 4    2, 7 |     For it is not such as they fancy'?~Thy own prayers are accepted
 5    2, 11| erroneous fancies,~There is no fancy in the universe without
 6    4, 6 |        short, according to her fancy, and of course spoiled the
 7    4, 9 |      of sleep and illusion and fancy?~In like manner this world,
 8    6, 5 |       and do whatever he had a fancy for. This was the advice
 9    6, 9 |        visible 'you' which you fancy to be yourself~Is limited
10    6, 9 |     not." 13 Seekers after God fancy that He is far from them,