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 1 I    |   them, will through his own experience be persuaded that what we
 2 XII  |     convinced of the fact by experience; and the same remark applies
 3 XIII |           And, taught by his experience, I beg leave to tell you
 4 XVIII| partaketh of milk is without experience of the word of righteousness;
 5 XX   | magic" to the, shall we say? experience, or kind of instinct the
 6 XX   |       through their peculiar experience and observation. I suppose
 7 XXI  | benefited without having had experience of himself and without having
 8 XXI  |  thereto after they have had experience of much evil. For as physicians,
 9 XXIII|   any one who has had actual experience will know that speakers
10 XXIII|   this present state, may by experience grasp this truth, God created