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1      I,  II  | expected from those men who lay stress upon this opinion; and it
2     II,  XIII|    desire those who lay so much stress on the sound of these two
3     II,  XXI |       wish they who lay so much stress on such an antecedent indifferency,
4    III,  X   |   masters and systems lay great stress upon them: and therefore
5     IV,  IV  |         people do lay the whole stress on the figure, and resolve
6     IV,  VII |         answerable to the great stress which seems to be laid on
7     IV,  VIII|       is the will,” or lay what stress on it he thinks fit; of
8     IV,  VIII|  principles of instruction, and stress laid on them as helps to
9     IV,  X   |      atheists, to lay the whole stress of so important a point