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 1      I,  I     |    there, than we are of their love of pleasure and abhorrence
 2      I,  I     |  perhaps, his head filled with love and hunting, according to
 3     II,  I     |       always do so.~But men in love with their opinions may
 4     II,  XX    |      ideas of our passions.~4. Love. Thus any one reflecting
 5     II,  XX    |      him, has the idea we call love. For when a man declares
 6     II,  XX    |     and he then can be said to love grapes no longer.~5. Hatred.
 7     II,  XX    |        should remark, that our love and hatred of inanimate
 8     II,  XX    |     destruction. But hatred or love, to beings capable of happiness
 9     II,  XX    |       he is said constantly to love them. But it suffices to
10     II,  XX    |        note, that our ideas of love and hatred are but the dispositions
11     II,  XX    |       found in all men. For we love, desire, rejoice, and hope,
12     II,  XX    |        we do not so constantly love what has done us good; because
13     II,  XXI   |  passion of a man violently in love; or the impatient desire
14     II,  XXI   |    impetuous uneasiness, as of love, anger, or any other violent
15     II,  XXI   | consent to say with those that love to speak so, that liberty
16     II,  XXVIII|   being; secondly, the idea of love; thirdly, the idea of readiness
17    III,  X     |        is evident how much men love to deceive and be deceived,
18     IV,  VII   |    from the sincere search and love of truth; nay, and to make
19     IV,  XVII  |      dignities, are so much in love with falsehood and mistake,
20     IV,  XVII  |       for believing, may be in love with his own fancies; but
21     IV,  XIX   |  Chapter XIX~Of Enthusiasm ~1. Love of truth necessary. He that
22     IV,  XIX   |        prepare his mind with a love of it. For he that loves
23     IV,  XIX   |  receives not the truth in the love of it; loves not truth for
24     IV,  XIX   |      affection, and not to the love of truth: it being as impossible
25     IV,  XIX   |   being as impossible that the love of truth should carry my
26     IV,  XIX   |        it is true, as that the love of truth should make me
27     IV,  XIX   |    true: which is in effect to love it as a truth, because it
28     IV,  XIX   |      far a derogation from the love of truth as such: which,
29     IV,  XIX   |    belief and conduct: yet the love of something extraordinary,
30     IV,  XX    |     Tell a man passionately in love that he is jilted; bring