Book,  Chapter

1      I,  I   |         this it is certainly and undoubtedly assured of: but will any
2     II,  XIII|          being varied, they have undoubtedly changed place in that respect;
3     II,  XXI | consequences after it, we should undoubtedly never err in our choice
4     IV,  VIII|           and so proceeding, may undoubtedly reckon right, and cast up
5     IV,  XIII|         perceive in them, and be undoubtedly convinced of those truths.
6     IV,  XIV |      certainly perceives, and is undoubtedly satisfied of the agreement
7     IV,  XVII|   generally regard,) there would undoubtedly be almost as much difference