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 1    Ded         |  sensible of them, and did not lay hold on this opportunity
 2      I,  II    |    expected from those men who lay stress upon this opinion;
 3      I,  III   |     the footsteps of any other lay that way or not. Not that
 4      I,  III   |      professes no more than to lay down candidly and freely
 5     II,  I     |     own thoughts; if it cannot lay them up for its own use,
 6     II,  IX    |        whence the light comes, lay them how you please. But
 7     II,  X     |       to have a repository, to lay up those ideas which, at
 8     II,  XIII  |         And I desire those who lay so much stress on the sound
 9     II,  XXI   |    another ball in motion that lay in its way, it only communicates
10     II,  XXI   |        power to take it up, or lay it by, according to the
11     II,  XXI   |      rack is not at liberty to lay by the idea of pain, and
12     II,  XXI   |     much affectation wholly to lay them by: and philosophy
13     II,  XXI   |   never lets the understanding lay by the object, but all the
14     II,  XXI   |      to be wrong. For, since I lay it for a certain ground,
15     II,  XXI   |      his will. I wish they who lay so much stress on such an
16     II,  XXII  |        change, take up new and lay by old terms. Because change
17     II,  XXXII |       get a name to it; and so lay it up in its storehouse,
18     II,  XXXIII|        care should be taken to lay it open under its due name,
19    III,  II    |     bring out their ideas, and lay them before the view of
20    III,  III   |     were sufficient to make us lay it by, and content ourselves
21    III,  V     |     nothing to do with, but to lay by and forget again. I confess
22    III,  V     |      worth while thoroughly to lay it open. And I shall be
23    III,  V     |      which they so confidently lay about them. I shall imagine
24    III,  VI    |       to talk of a man, and to lay by, at the same time, the
25    III,  IX    |    thereby their thoughts, and lay not before one another their
26    III,  IX    |        and perspicuity, we may lay them aside, and without
27    III,  X     |     who take so little care to lay by words, which, in their
28    III,  X     |      their masters and systems lay great stress upon them:
29    III,  X     |       first of these ends, and lay not open one man’s ideas
30    III,  X     |     his warehouse volumes that lay there unbound, and without
31    III,  XI    |      if well considered, would lay great blame on those who
32    III,  XI    |    these its properties flow), lay open to our senses, as the
33     IV,  IV    |      in this matter, people do lay the whole stress on the
34     IV,  V     |      the things themselves and lay by those words with which
35     IV,  VII   |      et praeconcessis, seem to lay the foundation of all other
36     IV,  VII   |   obliged to any one who would lay before me the frame and
37     IV,  VII   |        But yet, however fit to lay open the absurdity or mistake
38     IV,  VIII  |      the will is the will,” or lay what stress on it he thinks
39     IV,  VIII  |   intermediate ideas, and then lay them in such order one by
40     IV,  VIII  |      signs.~This I think I may lay down for an infallible rule,
41     IV,  X     |     and silencing atheists, to lay the whole stress of so important
42     IV,  XI    |   memory; so I can at pleasure lay by that idea, and take into
43     IV,  XI    |        to dispose of them, and lay them by at pleasure,) and
44     IV,  XII   |       the Schools has been, to lay down in the beginning one
45     IV,  XII   | knowledge) most attentively to lay up those general notions,
46     IV,  XII   |    that, with Archelaus, shall lay it down as a principle,
47     IV,  XVI   | inquiry as they can make, they lay up the conclusion in their
48     IV,  XVII  |        want of it; and then to lay the naked ideas on which
49     IV,  XVII  |        men see where the truth lay; and therefore syllogism
50     IV,  XVII  |   little of that treasure that lay so long hid in the dark
51     IV,  XVIII |         I think we may come to lay down the measures and boundaries
52     IV,  XVIII |        on which side the truth lay.~10. In matters where reason
53     IV,  XIX   |  excite those ideas in me, and lay them in such order before
54     IV,  XX    |    opinion of their souls, who lay out all their incomes in