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1        III| judgements that [are] judged in error. -- The truth of it judges
2         IV|            IV. When by artifice Error judges -- that it may conquer
3        VII|      become -- one Body against Error -- that [our] lack may be
4         XI|           His truths that bound Error ; -- in that His Death persuades
5        XII|        that when contention and Error -- wish to cut off an organ --
6        XVI|     that Truth -- thus conquers Error -- not when . . -- the eloquent ...
7        XXV|                       XXV. That Error much distresses me -- . ..
8       XXXI|         announcing to her about Error, -- that it had become a
9         XL|  investigation against those in error -- we have been concerned