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1 I |      are yet by common consent received and approved by other great
2 II|        the latter class, had I received instruction from but one
3 II|   which may again, perhaps, be received into favor before ten years
4 IV| dependent, and from whom I had received all that I possessed; for
5 V |        and an opinion commonly received among theologians, that
6 V |        through which the blood received by them from the heart passes
7 V |       in which these ideas are received, by the memory which retains