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 1     II,  I   |    should be the same person two days, or two moments, together.~
 2     II,  IX  |          might, as well as three days, I wonder what difference
 3     II,  X   |       flames of a fever in a few days calcine all those images
 4     II,  XIV |        distinct ideas, as hours, days, years, &c., time and eternity.~
 5     II,  XIV |       observed the revolution of days and nights, and found the
 6     II,  XIV |           But the distinction of days and years having depended
 7     II,  XIV |         ideas of minutes, hours, days, months, years, &c., which
 8     II,  XIV | habitable parts of the earth, in days all of the same length,
 9     II,  XIV |        the same way that that of days was known, or presumed to
10     II,  XIV |        inequality in the natural days, but none in the artificial
11     II,  XIV |       but none in the artificial days, the artificial days, or
12     II,  XIV |  artificial days, the artificial days, or nuchtheerha, were guessed
13     II,  XIV |        does.~23. Minutes, hours, days, and years not necessary
14     II,  XIV |        duration. Minutes, hours, days, and years are, then, no
15     II,  XIV |         there were really either days, nights, or years, marked
16     II,  XIV |         that light existed three days before the sun was, or had
17     II,  XIV |     duration, as minutes, hours, days, years, &c.~Fourthly, by
18     II,  XV  |          and for seasons and for days and years, and are accordingly
19     II,  XV  |       and in the other, minutes, days, and years, &c.~9. All the
20     II,  XV  |         seconds, minutes, hours, days, and years in duration);—
21     II,  XVII|          and duration, as hours, days, and years, are bounded
22     II,  XVII|     numbers of feet or yards, or days and years; which are the
23     II,  XVII|        together the ideas of two days, or two paces, which are
24    III,  III |         sheep; and, within a few days after, becomes part of a
25     IV,  XII |          revived it again in our days, what consequences it will
26     IV,  XIV |   admonition to us, to spend the days of this our pilgrimage with
27     IV,  XVII|        were as well known in his days, can be none of those he