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1    I, 14, 5| four-and-twenty letters, by the force of analogy they form the
2   II, 24, 4|    labour; nor do we perversely force a creation well adapted
3  III, 23, 2|      illustration: If a hostile force had overcome certain [enemies],
4  III, 23, 2|      overcome this same hostile force; he certainly would not
5   IV, 16   |        CHRIST, BUT IS ALWAYS IN FORCE: MEN WERE NEVER RELEASED
6   IV, 37, 7|          The violent take it by force;" that is, those who by
7    V, 13, 2|         examined critically the force of the terms, but keeping
8    V, 21, 2|    adversary, and exhausted the force of his first attack by means