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 1 I    | particulars, it sometimes happens, partly because they are not thoroughly
 2 I    |         familiar with the subject, partly because they are too precipitate,
 3 I    |          they are too precipitate, partly because, even if a man is
 4 I    |      history of Uriah. ~29. If the partly allegorical treatment of
 5 XVIII|           a worship of God, though partly lost and mysterious, is
 6 XX   |          promptings of nature, but partly by experiment, partly by
 7 XX   |          but partly by experiment, partly by reason, and sometimes
 8 XXIII|             being brought thereto, partly by common sense,552partly
 9 XXIII|          partly by common sense,552partly by exhortation. The former,
10 XXVI |         good"and "evil"; that they partly depend on our own efforts 620
11 XXVI |          on our own efforts 620and partly do not; and (that) according
12 XXVI |          that good and evil things partly depend on our own efforts,
13 XXVI |         depend on our own efforts, partly do not: no wonder, if distracted
14 XXVI |          things and "evil" things, partly depend on our own efforts,
15 XXVI |            on our own efforts, and partly do not. We did not,655however,
16 XXVI |          which produces the fruit, partly depends on ourselves in
17 XXVI |            husbandman's skill, and partly does not so depend, in respect