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 1   I,  9   |   correct with advantage and to show another that he errs, we
 2  II,  61  |       in an order like this: to show the vanity of all conditions
 3  II,  61  |       all conditions of men, to show the vanity of ordinary lives,
 4  II,  72  |         in the Infinite?~But to show him another prodigy equally
 5  II,  82  |       in man a second nature to show how all-powerful she is.
 6  II,  82  |         by force, the others by show.~Therefore our kings seek
 7  II,  100 |       recesses of our heart and show ourselves as we are. There
 8  II,  139 |     sweat in their own rooms to show to the learned that they
 9  II,  182 |   pretexts of hope, in order to show that they are concerned
10 III,  194 | pretensions. But I hope here to show that no reasonable person
11 III,  194 |        least serve admirably to show the corruption of nature
12 III,  211 |        and, if we refuse it, we show that we value the esteem
13 III,  231 |        Yes. I wish therefore to show you an infinite and indivisible
14 III,  233 |        have you to lose?~But to show you that this leads you
15  IV,  263 |         so." It only remains to show that this is one of them;
16   V,  316 |  superficial nor merely outward show to have many arms at command.
17   V,  316 |      one is. To be spruce is to show one's power.~
18   V,  317 |         an arm-chair, we should show deference to everybody,
19   V,  328 |       this last proposition and show that it remains always true
20   V,  333 |        answer I reply to them, "Show me the merit whereby you
21  VI,  373 |     with order, since I want to show that it is incapable of
22  VI,  374 |         scepticism, in order to show that man is quite capable
23  VI,  418 |         is very advantageous to show him both. Man must not think
24 VII,  434 |     pressed ever so little, can show no title to it and is forced
25 VII,  436 |     they cannot have a title to show that they possess it justly,
26 VIII,  556|         evidence which He could show.~But let them conclude what
27 VIII,  562|  nothing on earth that does not show either the wretchedness
28 VIII,  580|         has some perfections to show that she is the image of
29 VIII,  580|        God, and some defects to show that she is only His image.~
30  IX,  610 |                         610. To show that the true Jews and the
31   X,  642 |      Surge. 116 God, wishing to show that He could form a people
32   X,  644 |       Jewish people in order to show that this was not owing
33   X,  658 |                  659. Types.—To show that the Old Testament is
34   X,  691 |      Redeemer for them. I shall show Him to them. I shall show
35   X,  691 |       show Him to them. I shall show that there is a God for
36   X,  691 |       God for them. I shall not show Him to others. I shall make
37   X,  691 |    Egyptians; and then I cannot show that the prophecy was fulfilled.
38   X,  691 |       thinking of sins, and, to show this, he says that Gabriel
39  XI,  718 |   proved false by Herod. But to show that this was not their
40  XI,  725 |       them that are in darkness show yourselves, and possess
41  XI,  725 |       redeem?~"Therefore I will show the tokens of mine anger;
42  XI,  726 |      darkness. Is. 61.~He is to show the perfect way, and be
43 XII,  790 |        please the world, and to show that they are not altogether
44 XIII,  838|         His miracles and try to show that they are false, or
45 XIII,  842|        therefore, serve only to show that they are not contrary
46 XIII,  845|         Deus tuus? 209 Miracles show Him, and are a light.~
47 XIII,  851|        useless thing, if not to show that we must submit to the