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1 XVIII|       benefits them, does not cure without God's help, how
2 XVIII|      we must through pleasure cure the passions; and even if,
3 XVIII|   deny that they are bound to cure the souls even of the foolish,
4 XVIII| healing virtue of the Word to cure every rational nature and
5 XXI  |     though they might quickly cure a man, will adopt the opposite
6 XXI  |   doing they mean to make the cure more permanent, and think
7 XXI  |    relapse, and the too hasty cure prove to be only temporary:
8 XXI  |    that sometimes a too rapid cure is not for the good of the
9 XXVII| allege that a man who makes a cure depend on inflammations