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 1 II   | contemplation of Nature it is an act of piety if a man who is
 2 XIX  |        however, whether the very act of faith does not exhibit
 3 XX   |        not reason when they thus act; but we must admire the
 4 XXI  |         scene and solicit him to act contrary to his resolution;
 5 XXII |     religious stamp on those who act in accordance with it. If,
 6 XXII |          countries; or will they act unbecomingly in so doing?
 7 XXIII|            Just as men when they act unjustly, effect the injustice
 8 XXIII|           that they may not thus act at random or haphazard,
 9 XXIII|      opposing Powers against us, act of our own free choice;
10 XXIV |        And if there is no one to act, there are no actions? ~
11 XXIV |      actions require some one to act, and when he acts they then
12 XXVII|          not; and, further, they act speedily or slowly; and