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 1      I,  III|    attain these, it is want of industry and consideration in us,
 2     II,  XX |      if not only spur to human industry and action is uneasiness.
 3     II,  XXI|    without any uneasiness—what industry, what action, what will
 4     II,  XXI|       Were the pains of honest industry, and of starving with hunger
 5     II,  XXI|        means be avoided; as by industry, address, change, repentance, &
 6     II,  XXX|  without using one’s reason or industry, is what is also possible
 7    III,  VI | depends upon the various care, industry, or fancy of him that makes
 8    III,  VI |   either time, inclination, or industry enough for this, even to
 9    III,  IX |      their own observation and industry; which being little laid
10     IV,  III|       of mind, employ all that industry and labour of thought, in
11     IV,  III|     that, how far soever human industry may advance useful and experimental
12     IV,  IV |     consent, what their honest industry has possessed them of, and
13     IV,  XIV|       this our pilgrimage with industry and care, in the search