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 1 I        |          hither and thither by the mere attractiveness of the style,
 2 I        |        more light than that of the mere letter, do not go to the
 3 I        |          God; for He Who gave me a mere man the command, "Thou shalt
 4 II       |    inspired Scripture, even to the mere letter, should escape us.
 5 V        |     discreet," 152and I ask if the mere speaking many words is much
 6 IX       |        again and again through the mere wording, and no close sequence
 7 XII      |            soul is profited by the mere reading, even though thy
 8 XIV      |            than that which makes a mere handful, to concede so much,
 9 XVIII    |      conversion on the strength of mere faith, but wait for their
10 XVIII    |       death; but some speakers are mere windbags even though they
11 XVIII    | understanding, or uneducated, or a mere child, let him come boldly.
12 XX       |            nature and a creature's mere make. No original gift of
13 XX       |         like serpents, through the mere promptings of nature, but
14 XX       |          aid of reason, and by the mere impulses of nature, he would
15 XXI      |           other hand, to blame our mere natural constitution 437
16 XXIV     |          learn ought not to give a mere random assent to what is
17 XXVI(623)|               4 Making happiness a mere external thing. ~
18 XXVII    |          of God's servant to write mere history, will be clear to
19 Index    |        compared to charms, 55; the mere reading without understanding