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 1 1 |      was, as one may suppose, naturally excited at every emotion;
 2 6 |   that those bodies which are naturally destined to issue from bodies,
 3 11|       God nor of the devil is naturally planted with a man's soul
 4 12|    implanted in the soul, and naturally proper to it, whereby it
 5 12| emotions which it falls to it naturally to suffer, it must needs
 6 19|      that their branches were naturally meant to take the opposite
 7 19|      indeed that infancy were naturally so lively, if it had not
 8 19|     had not mental power; and naturally so capable of impression
 9 21|    there does exist within us naturally this independent authority (<
10 25|     Gadarene. Now one soul is naturally more susceptible of conjunction
11 49|                 XLIX. NO SOUL NATURALLY EXEMPT FROM DREAMS.~As for