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 1 II   |      was greatly surprised to see him come the Sunday following
 2 IV   |     Friend, I am very glad to see thee in good health." The
 3 IV   |      was very long) purely to see and converse with him. Both
 4 IV   |       s sickness, in order to see him before he died. The
 5 V    |   long services; and we never see youngsters made bishops
 6 VI   |  church, to the tavern, or to see their mistresses.~Though
 7 VII  |   partisans, and lost him the See of Canterbury but, in my
 8 VII  |   merely an Arian parson.~You see that opinions are subject
 9 VIII |      be hooted at. Methinks I see a crowd of schoolboys rising
10 XII  |    allowed the consolation to see them."~You know that this
11 XII  |     he, make an experiment to see whether the same clock will
12 XIII |     soul after death does not see God in the celestial regions,
13 XVI  |       found out the secret to see the vibrations or fits of
14 XVII |       settle chronology is to see through what star the colure
15 XVIII| remember always that when you see a version, you see merely
16 XVIII|   when you see a version, you see merely a faint print of
17 XIX  |        and yet all flocked to see them represented on the
18 XIX  |     should never have come to see him; and I was very much
19 XX   |       was very young, came to see me at Paris on his return
20 XXIII|  cloak, and have been glad to see one-half of mankind cut
21 XXIV | perfectly. "All," says he, "I see in these elegant discourses