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1      I,  I   |    apply this answer with any tolerable sense to our present purpose,
2      I,  I   |       And how can it with any tolerable sense be supposed, that
3      I,  III |    ideas of God. What true or tolerable notion of a Deity could
4     II,  XI  |     or judge or reason to any tolerable degree; but only a little
5     II,  XII |     case, is perhaps the more tolerable of the two.~5. Simple and
6    III,  VI  | enough for this, even to some tolerable degree, content themselves
7    III,  XI  |     common words, within some tolerable latitude, that may serve
8     IV,  VI  |        Before we can have any tolerable knowledge of this kind,
9     IV,  VIII|        And this is no further tolerable than where a man goes to