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 1 3 |         is no conclusion of any kind from which they shrink or
 2 9 |        into it. The second is a kind of disfigurement, which
 3 14|  sentiment one must recognise a kind of intuition of the heart
 4 14|        experience, and one of a kind that surpasses all rational
 5 22|  experiences, not indeed of the kind that may come to anybody,
 6 25|         double unity requires a kind of common mind whose office
 7 28|         God but of man, or some kind of philosophical discovery
 8 28| centuries - but only in its own kind, that is, according to the
 9 30|       other objects of the same kind, a division must be made
10 34|     other arguments of the same kind. They seem, in fact, to
11 34|      fitted for practising this kind of criticism. To hear them
12 35|        to be found only in this kind of history. They feel that
13 35|    these encomiums, which are a kind of salary to them but would
14 37|      this not a religion of any kind, but the specific religion
15 42|        invent novelties of some kind . . . or endeavour by malice
16 50|     paper or periodical of this kind must ever be permitted to
17 51|       put down writings of this kind, but the number of them
18 51|         many others of the same kind are being published and
19 54|  laicism. At Congresses of this kind, which can only be held
20 55|       diocese a council of this kind, which We are pleased to
21 55|  civilisation. Language of this kind is not to be tolerated either
22 55|        allow traditions of this kind to be narrated in books