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 1 1 |          demon, which, you may be sure, neatly managed the business
 2 2 |             II. THE CHRISTIAN HAS SURE AND SIMPLE KNOWLEDGE CONCERNING
 3 11|          breath of God. He, to be sure, goes flatly against the
 4 15|           brute animals, be quite sure that it is themselves rather
 5 16| irrational (nature), since we are sure that in our Lord these elements
 6 17|       because, again, it is quite sure that distant tower with
 7 17|           distance, we were quite sure that it was a carriage which
 8 24|           touch. These are, to be sure, the senses, which philosophy
 9 24|      crowd of sages, Plato, to be sure, is the only man who has
10 33|       discover punishments. To be sure, it must be a handsome gain
11 35|            Evil deeds (one may be sure) appertain to life. Moreover,
12 48|          say that dreams are more sure and clear when they happen
13 57|           about magic? Say, to be sure, what almost everybody says
14 57|       spirits of evil, not, to be sure, by a complicity with them,
15 58|        God its matter ought to be sure and safe, nor should there