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 1 II  |      mercenary creatures would soon domineer in our houses and
 2 III |  better advantage. Inspiration soon became so habitual to him
 3 III |       what thou dost; God will soon punish thee for persecuting
 4 IV  |     very engaging carriage, he soon gained over some of his
 5 IV  |       his son to be crazy, but soon finding he was turned Quaker,
 6 IV  |          William Penn returned soon to England upon hearing
 7 VI  | mortification, so that Charles soon grew sick of these pedants,
 8 IX  |   hundred tyrants. The priests soon played a part among them.
 9 IX  |    dominions. The whole island soon followed his example; England
10 IX  |      place. However, they were soon weary of their new monarch,
11 XI  |      are people of good sense, soon adopted this custom, insomuch
12 XIII|     becoming chiefs of a sect, soon grew very desirous of being
13 XV  |      iron; and would have been soon dispersed in vapour, had
14 XXII|       Essay on Criticism" will soon be known in France by the