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1 1 |            body; for, owing to the efforts of the enemy of the human
2 10|         can and should, by his own efforts and by a constant development,
3 28| susceptible of perfection by human efforts. On the subject of revelation
4 39|         sentiment and action. Vain efforts! For, after all, what is
5 42|           service to her had their efforts been better employed. Their
6 42|           on antiquity, and of his efforts to undermine tradition and
7 43|          exploit their wares. What efforts they make to win new recruits!