Book,  Chapter

 1   Read         |    difficulties that rose on every side. After we had awhile puzzled
 2   Read         |            need be turned on every side; and when the notion is
 3    Int         |         anything; nor on the other side, question everything, and
 4      I,  II    |         sense who asked on the one side, or on the other side went
 5      I,  II    |          one side, or on the other side went to give a reason why “
 6      I,  II    |      opinions. Let them take which side they please, they will certainly
 7     II,  IV    |        each other, they will, by a side motion, be more easily removed,
 8     II,  IV    |          from making place by that side motion, they would eternally
 9     II,  IV    |          between: and on the other side, they persuade themselves
10     II,  VII   |         happiness, &c., on the one side, or uneasiness, trouble,
11     II,  XI    |            lies quite on the other side, in separating carefully,
12     II,  XI    |     application. And, on the other side, men who, through some defect
13     II,  XI    |       whereas madmen, on the other side, seem to suffer by the other
14     II,  XV    |      acquainted with. On the other side, the ordinary smallest measure
15     II,  XVII  |         are, inconsistent, the one side or other always perplexes,
16     II,  XVII  |        eternity; but, on the other side, not finding it necessary,
17     II,  XXI   |        with a racket. On the other side, a palsy or the stocks hinder
18     II,  XXI   |       power. Liberty, on the other side, is the power a man has
19     II,  XXI   |         square, being at the north side of his chamber, is at liberty
20     II,  XXI   |        other actions. On the other side, let a drunkard see that
21     II,  XXI   |         delight and joy on the one side, and torment and sorrow
22     II,  XXI   |         his way. And, on the other side, the epicure buckles to
23     II,  XXI   |          imperfection on the other side. A man is at liberty to
24     II,  XXI   |          often fasten on the worse side, lies in misreporting upon
25     II,  XXI   |       daily swallows, and the evil side comes to be chosen only
26     II,  XXI   |           and determining on which side the odds lie. If therefore
27     II,  XXI   |           lie. If therefore either side be huddled up in haste,
28     II,  XXI   |      hazard? Whereas, on the other side, the sober man ventures
29     II,  XXI   |        feels nothing. On the other side, if the wicked man be in
30     II,  XXI   |         not presently see to which side, in this case, the preference
31     II,  XXI   |            hand rest. On the other side, if my hand be put into
32     II,  XXVII |           night; and, on the other side, the same consciousness,
33     II,  XXVIII|     commendation and blame on that side that really deserved it
34    III,  III   |            names, so, on the other side, it is as evident they do
35    III,  V     |            and turning it on every side, some part or other might
36    III,  VI    |       sound gold; and on the other side it would not be true gold,
37    III,  X     |           him who had truth on his side, but the last word in the
38     IV,  I     |     hesitation, embraces the right side, assents to, and is certain
39     IV,  III   |             Who, either on the one side, indulging too much their
40     IV,  III   |     material: or who, on the other side, finding not cogitation
41     IV,  III   |       materiality. Since, on which side soever he views it, either
42     IV,  III   |          drive him to the contrary side. An unfair way which some
43     IV,  III   |           find no certainty on one side of the question: but do
44     IV,  III   |        look a little into the dark side, and take a view of our
45     IV,  III   |            in us; so, on the other side, the operation of our minds
46     IV,  IV    |           on the warm-headed man’s side, as having the more ideas,
47     IV,  V     |        idea of two lines, viz. the side and diagonal of a square,
48     IV,  VI    |          to be known. On the other side, the names of substances,
49     IV,  VII   |          be receded from by either side. And thus these maxims,
50     IV,  VII   |       obstinately to maintain that side of the question they have
51     IV,  XV    |      grounds of probability on one side or the other. For example:—~
52     IV,  XVI   |             made them embrace that side of the question. It suffices
53     IV,  XVI   |         having once found on which side the probability appeared
54     IV,  XVI   |           probability on the other side, and outweigh all that at
55     IV,  XVI   |     determine ourselves on the one side or other. The conduct of
56     IV,  XVI   |          for us to embrace the one side or the other.~4. The right
57     IV,  XVI   |       particulars, to see on which side the advantage lies: and
58     IV,  XVI   |          to preponderate on either side; so they are fitted to produce
59     IV,  XVII  | intermediate idea agreeing on each side with those two it is immediately
60     IV,  XVII  |           it is applied to on each side, on which the force of the
61     IV,  XVII  |     brought over to the conquering side: they perhaps acknowledge
62     IV,  XVII  |    persuaded of the truth on their side, and go away, worsted as
63     IV,  XVII  |         requisite to show on which side, all things considered,
64     IV,  XVII  |        right together, choose that side which has the overbalance.~
65     IV,  XVIII |    reflection.~Faith, on the other side, is the assent to any proposition,
66     IV,  XVIII |     revelation discovered on which side the truth lay.~10. In matters
67     IV,  XX    |         cannot always discern that side on which the strongest proofs
68     IV,  XX    |            probability hang on one side of a covetous man’s reasoning,
69     IV,  XX    |       close with the more probable side; but yet a man hath a power
70     IV,  XX    |            he said on the contrary side. And therefore, though I
71     IV,  XX    |         the whole matter, on which side the probability rests: wherein
72     IV,  XX    |           produced on the contrary side; there assent, suspense,
73     IV,  XX    |  undiscovered, latent on the other side (which also the nature of
74     IV,  XX    |           refuse his assent to the side on which the greater probability
75     IV,  XX    |           one jot at a stand which side to take, nor at all waver
76     IV,  XX    |          afford his assent to that side on which the less probability
77     IV,  XX    |     choosing or refusing the right side, and the mind sets itself
78     IV,  XX    |           our choice to take which side we please, if manifest odds