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1     II,  X   |     less difficulty; some more lively, and others more obscurely.
2     II,  XI  |       of wit, which strikes so lively on the fancy, and therefore
3     II,  XXI |      to be found that have had lively representations set before
4     II,  XXI |   degrees of both we have very lively impressions; made by several
5     IV,  IV  |       more ideas, and the more lively. And so, by your rules,
6     IV,  XVII| fancies being struck with some lively metaphorical representations,