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 1   1, 74    |                74. You will perceive therefore, the greatness
 2   1, 75    |    it now does ? Do you not perceive, that so long as it entertains
 3   2, 4     |   and fire;—things which we perceive with our eyes, have neither
 4   2, 35    |                     35. You perceive therefore, that he advises
 5   2, 81    |        81. And hence we may perceive why appointments, the character
 6   4, 11    |   them: -- things, which we perceive with our own eyes ! Nor
 7   4, 12    |  worthy of Him ; -- he will perceive what sort of power that
 8   4, 23    | words, said to Him, "Sir, I perceive that thou art a Prophet.
 9   5, 38(69)|     The learned reader will perceive, that in this, as well as
10   5, 40    |    know (him) not, nor do I perceive what thou sayest: and he
11   5, 49    | same thing (singly), should perceive not one virtue in it (making