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 1 I  |       of the generality; on the contrary, I have often wished that
 2 I  |        thinking that everything contrary to our customs is ridiculous
 3 II |         and savages, but on the contrary that many of these nations
 4 II |        for this would have been contrary to the order prescribed
 5 III| uncertainty itself; for, on the contrary, my design was singly to
 6 IV |       was not; and that, on the contrary, from the very circumstance
 7 IV |       the schools); but, on the contrary, that there was of necessity
 8 IV | triangle existed: while, on the contrary, recurring to the examination
 9 V  |        that their motion is the contrary of that of the heart, and
10 V  |     ligature; whereas quite the contrary would happen were they to
11 V  |  occasion, these organs, on the contrary, need a particular arrangement
12 V  |        us in all things; on the contrary, it rather proves that they
13 VI |     which would again have been contrary to the perfect mental tranquillity
14 VI |     their existence; but on the contrary, the reality of the causes