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 1     II,  I    | particular relishes.~7. Men are differently furnished with these, according
 2     II,  VIII |        it operate on our senses differently from what it did before.
 3     II,  VIII |      two are only powers to act differently upon other things: which
 4     II,  XI   |       them from the same object differently on different occasions,
 5     II,  XX   |     upon our minds, as they are differently applied to or considered
 6     II,  XX   |        of any good, which works differently in men’s minds, sometimes
 7     II,  XXIII|        whereby it has a fitness differently to operate, and be operated
 8     II,  XXVII|        let the parts be ever so differently jumbled. But if one of these
 9    III,  II   |        any man’s using of words differently, either from their general
10    III,  V    |      mother and daughter are so differently treated, in reference to
11    III,  VI   |         different men made very differently; by some more, and others
12    III,  VI   |      this case, Adam acts quite differently from what he did before,
13    III,  IX   |       definite number, they are differently discovered by different
14    III,  IX   |         have a power to operate differently upon it. For by what right
15     IV,  III  |      that these bodies, to eyes differently placed, may at the same
16     IV,  III  |    liberty also to say, to eyes differently placed, it is different
17     IV,  III  |         should at the same time differently modify or reflect the rays