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 1 I    |      as we have been able to discover from examining the oracles
 2 I    |    therein we may frequently discover the immediate use, adapted
 3 I    | reader by further labour may discover a way of putting everything
 4 II   | troublesome piece of work to discover the keys to suit the rooms
 5 II   |      because, say, we cannot discover why basilisks and other
 6 IX   |   judgment of their own soul discover the things which are thus
 7 XI   |    Now let us do our best to discover what truths are shadowed
 8 XIV  |      we just now required to discover the difference between the
 9 XIV  |   figurative; he will try to discover what the writers meant by
10 XVIII|  words, and in which you may discover many praises of wisdom and
11 XX   |      his very necessities to discover various arts, some for his
12 XX   |   spectator from heaven will discover in the irrational creatures,
13 XX   |  have the faculty of reason, discover by experiment what is given
14 XX   |   that somehow or other they discover what the birds say, and
15 XX   |    embraceth all, nor try to discover the pure form of worship,
16 XX   |  ours; and that they somehow discover what is said and show that
17 XXIII|     even supposing that they discover the truth concerning those
18 XXVII| regard to God's glory should discover better arguments, and such
19 XXVII|   heart. And our friend will discover in the Apostle's own words