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1 1 |        things" (Acts xx. 30), "vain talkers and seducers" (Tit.
2 7 |  explanation will be sought in vain outside man himself. It
3 13| traditions, they embrace other vain, futile, uncertain doctrines,
4 33|    might well say: They became vain in their thoughts. . . professing
5 39|      for sentiment and action. Vain efforts! For, after all,
6 39|   senses, becomes their slave. Vain, too, from another point