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 1 13 |     their own case, since it is easy to be imagined, that he
 2 51 |       thus, I think, it is very easy to conceive, without any
 3 61 |       this is a great deal more easy for sense to discern, than
 4 74 |         obvious to conceive how easy it was, in the first ages
 5 75 |            Sec. 75. Thus it was easy, and almost natural for
 6 80 |     which uncertain mixture, or easy and frequent solutions of
 7 87 |      established: whereby it is easy to discern, who are, and
 8 107| experience, they had found both easy and safe. To which, if we
 9 162|                 Sec. 162. It is easy to conceive, that in the
10 209|        pitied, because it is so easy to be avoided; it being
11 222|       its first institution, is easy to determine; and one cannot
12 223|        corruption; it is not an easy thing to get them changed,