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| Alphabetical [« »] blacker 1 blackmoor 1 blamable 1 blame 13 blamed 2 blanch 1 blanched 2 | Frequency [« »] 13 assents 13 bird 13 birds 13 blame 13 bright 13 conjecture 13 continuation | John Locke An essay concerning human understanding IntraText - Concordances blame |
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1 Read | to thee, thou art not to blame me for it. It was not meant 2 Read | much to thee, thou must blame the subject; for when I 3 I, II | dislike or laying the least blame on it? Principles of actions 4 I, II | catalogue of them, they cannot blame those who doubt of these 5 II, XXVIII| which they let pass without blame. Thus the measure of what 6 II, XXVIII| approbation or dislike, praise or blame, which, by a secret and 7 II, XXVIII| virtue and praise, vice and blame, go together. Virtue is 8 II, XXVIII| finds his advantage, and to blame and discountenance the contrary; 9 II, XXVIII| placing their commendation and blame on that side that really 10 II, XXVIII| men there worthy praise or blame, I call the action virtuous 11 III, XI | most commonly leaves the blame of it on him who is so unskilful 12 III, XI | considered, would lay great blame on those who make not their 13 IV, VIII | them he can.~If those who blame my calling them trifling