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1 Pre  |   consciousness of his will being free; for on the one hand it
2 Pre  |     Boswell, "we know the will is free, there's an end on't."~2.
3 Pre  |           were obliged to abandon free will: it was impossible
4 Pre  |          book being not yet quite free from Semitic realism), but
5 Pre  | particular religion had failed to free himself from duality and
6 XV   |            glad Lord of Rome, and free the land;~Before thine arms
7 XVIII|         me not! ah, set not Hafiz free~From out the bondage of
8 XIX  |         that sets closed blossoms free~Brings its warm airs to
9 XLIII|           snares of the world set free.~When the voice of thy love