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 1   Text, I    |           and Indignities, both in Words and Actions, from many Persons;
 2   Text, VI   |          who once had received the Words, did necessarily preserve
 3   Text, VI   |       preserve together with those words the true and invariable
 4   Text, VI   |      corrupt the true Sense of the words; We shall make it our business,
 5   Text, VI   |          afterwards: or suting the words to the Sense which lies
 6   Text, VIII |          in the Mind only, and the Words belonging to them having
 7   Text, XII  |        stumble at the Ambiguity of words, it will be necessary, I
 8   Text, XII  |       thing to be describ'd by the Words apply'd to him; but that
 9   Text, XIV  |          to keep our selves to the words of Truth and Soberness.  ~
10   Text, XVI  |        regarding the strict use of Words which are imploy'd to express
11   Text, XVII |            on the other hand, many words, which are different in
12   Text, XVIII|          that the signification of Words is exactly agreeable to
13   Text, XVIII|           exactly agreeable to the Words themselves, nor to change
14   Text, XVIII|          we are upon; we must sute Words and their Signification
15   Text, XVIII|      things is not a Consequent of Words, but the Force of Words
16   Text, XVIII|            Words, but the Force of Words is, according to their respective
17   Text, XVIII|           by the addition of other words, and by saying that they
18   Text, XVIII|          take care, that their own Words agree with their own Notions,
19   Text, XIX  |        thus strictly adhere to the words made use of, and thence
20   Text, XXII |          in agreement with his own words; that is, so to reduce the
21   Text, XXIII| Preservation of all things; as the words of the Prophet do also attest:
22   Text, XXIV |            Image of God. Now these words, All things were created
23   Text, XXV  |          of his own. Our Saviour's words being here in the first