Book,  Chapter

 1    Ded        |  instances of this, whenever you please to oblige the public with
 2   Read        |        have not the good luck to please, yet nobody ought to be
 3    Int        |    notions, or whatever else you please to call them, which a man
 4      I,  II   |        them take which side they please, they will certainly find
 5     II,  VII  |     degree of warmth; or, if you please, a motion of the insensible
 6     II,  IX   |          comes, lay them how you please. But the ideas that are
 7     II,  XIII |         of space as much as they please. The power of repeating
 8     II,  XIV  |          another, as often as we please, and apply them, so added,
 9     II,  XV   |         which may, (to those who please), be a subject of further
10     II,  XVII | augmented to what proportion men please, or be stretched beyond
11     II,  XX   |         trouble, call it how you please. These, like other simple
12     II,  XX   |       that we can use it when we please. Thus a man almost starved
13     II,  XXVII|          men to believe, as they please upon it; however, it is
14     II,  XXVII|       self in what substance you please—than that I who write this
15     II,  XXVII|        of these suppositions you please, it is impossible to make
16     II,  XXVII|          resolve of that as they please. This every intelligent
17     II,  XXIX |      years, and so on; or, if he please, doubles the increase as
18    III,  III  |       distinct sorts, or, if you please, species, as essentially
19    III,  V    |       abstract ideas, or, if you please, the essences, of the several
20    III,  VI   |       much the sorts, or, if you please, genera and species of things (
21    III,  VI   |          what complex ideas they please, and give what names to
22    III,  XI   |     archetypes, men may, if they please, exactly know the ideas
23    III,  XI   |          men make what idea they please of him. For the one, they
24     IV,  II   |         external objects; he may please to dream that I make him
25     IV,  IV   |          one, and call it, if he please, equilaterum or trapezium,
26     IV,  IV   |          call this justice if he please. He that takes the name
27     IV,  V    |      from chimerical, or (if you please) barely nominal, they depending
28     IV,  VI   |          its other qualities you please, malleableness will not
29     IV,  X    |       which whether any one will please to call God, it matters
30     IV,  X    |   ourselves to be. Which, if you please, we will hereafter call
31     IV,  X    |      motion of it as much as you please—a globe, cube, cone, prism,
32     IV,  XII  |      make of them what maxim you please.~4. Dangerous to build upon
33     IV,  XIII |         as things are, not as we please. There is also another thing
34     IV,  XIX  |          favour it as much as we please: that may show it to be
35     IV,  XX   |       let them choose which they please,) or else grant that God
36     IV,  XX   |     choice to take which side we please, if manifest odds appear