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 1 3 |      with their tenets, their manner of speech, their conduct.
 2 5 |      To proceed in an orderly manner in this recondite subject,
 3 6 |     to the senses, and in the manner in which they are perceptible;
 4 11|      Himself to man, but in a manner so confused and indistinct
 5 13|       present itself. In like manner, he who believes may pass
 6 14| pseudo-mystics. This is their manner of putting the question:
 7 14|       others in the most open manner, that all religions are
 8 20|       were, they affirm, in a manner virtually included in the
 9 22|     past over again after the manner of the present, and lives
10 33|   that helps to determine the manner in which the laws of evolution
11 55|     chosen somewhat after the manner above prescribed for the