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 1      1, I    |    first, it is good to ask the question which Job asked of his friends: “
 2      1, II   |        been or can be, hath (no question) many vacant times of leisure
 3      1, II   |        by others), and then the question is but how those spaces
 4      1, III  |       the general state of this question, pertinently and justly,
 5      1, IV   |  breeding for the most part one question as fast as it solveth another;
 6      1, VII  |       among his jewels (whereof question was made what thing was
 7      2, Int  |      some knowledge to demand a question not impertinent, so it requireth
 8      2, VII  |   itself. It is therefore now a question what is left remaining for
 9      2, VII  |       Neither doth this call in question or derogate from Divine
10      2, IX   |       from the body doth either question the immortality, or derogate
11      2, XVII |      polished aforehand, is the question, the inquiry whereof seemeth
12      2, XVIII|      polished aforehand, is the question, the inquiry whereof seemeth
13      2, XX   |      For first, it decideth the question touching the preferment
14      2, XX   |      self (in which respects no question the contemplative life hath
15      2, XX   |          Neither could the like question ever have been received
16      2, XXI  |        is the greater good is a question controverted; but whether
17      2, XXI  |         be capable of both is a question not inquired.~(4) The former
18      2, XXI  |        inquired.~(4) The former question being debated between Socrates
19      2, XXI  | progression.~(5) But the second question, decided the true way, maketh
20      2, XXI  |  associates, and cast forth the question touching the killing of
21      2, XXI  |        most frequent, where the question is of a great deal of good
22      2, XXIII|      sound and good; and are no question imprinted in the greatest
23      2, XXIII|      sound and good; and are no question imprinted in the greatest
24      2, XXV  | impertinent to the state of the question demanded: the reason whereof
25      2, XXV  |     which is well invented. For question is an honour and preferment