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 1 1 |        entirely and expelling from human society. ~
 2 13|            than for the welfare of human society; efforts of all
 3 13|     insatiable against God and the human race. Brazen-faced men these,
 4 13|          the benefit of mankind or human government. From the same
 5 17|          extravagances of a fickle human science with divine faith,
 6 28|           the obstacles devised by human perversity He will make
 7 31|           the injury of divine and human rights, to the oblivion
 8 38| explanation of it in political and human reasonings, seeing that
 9 39|             fixing our gaze not on human considerations but on those
10 41|          for man; and realize that human pride is punished by never