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 1 I   | passages so interpreted as to suit the great body of believers,
 2 I   |      cannot at all be made to suit Pharaoh, King of Egypt,
 3 II  |       to discover the keys to suit the rooms they were meant
 4 VI  |    apostolic strings tuned to suit the foregoing, and, similarly,
 5 XIV |       not cooked that way, to suit the palates of acknowledged
 6 XIV | acknowledged epicures, but to suit the tastes of the poor,
 7 XIV |   credit to those who cook to suit the learned few, or to those
 8 XVII|     some local designation to suit their fancy; beyond this
 9 XVII|    change the names of God to suit some secret doctrine, and
10 XXI |    well the declaration would suit him; for after his hardness
11 XXI |  slower and safer method will suit this land better than it
12 XXII|       and having made laws to suit their country, in still