Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  16  |         to adapt to them. We must put ourselves in the place of
 2   I,  19  |           book is what one should put in first.~
 3   I,  34  |    skilled in verse unless he has put up the sign of a poet, a
 4   I,  40  |       proof; for, when a thing is put forward to be proved, we
 5   I,  52  |      wager it was the printer who put it on the title of Letters
 6  II,  72  |        clear that those which are put forward as ultimate are
 7  II,  75  |          will not be difficult to put the case a stage lower,
 8  II,  183 |          precipice, after we have put something before us to prevent
 9 III,  185 |          all things kindly, is to put religion into the mind by
10 III,  185 |          by grace. But to will to put it into the mind and heart
11 III,  185 |       force and threats is not to put religion there, but terror;
12 III,  194 |   reasonable man?~"I know not who put me into the world, nor what
13 III,  194 |          without knowing why I am put in this place rather than
14 III,  194 |        what use in life could one put him?~In truth, it is the
15 III,  195 |          a little time infallibly put them under the dreadful
16 III,  205 |         rather than then. Who has put me here? By whose order
17 III,  236 |           of chance, you ought to put yourself to the trouble
18  IV,  249 |        249. It is superstition to put one's hope in formalities;
19  IV,  252 |        ready to act. We must then put our faith in feeling; otherwise
20   V,  317 |            317. Deference means, "Put yourself to inconvenience."
21   V,  317 |           to say, "I would indeed put myself to inconvenience
22   V,  317 |         would be made; but, being put to inconvenience, we distinguish
23  VI,  378 |     oppose it. I quite consent to put there, and refuse to be
24  VI,  380 |      limits in things. laws would put them there, and the mind
25  VI,  404 |         who must despise men, and put them on a level with the
26 VII,  430 |          of the philosophers, who put forward, as the chief good,
27 VII,  430 |           absurdity of this claim put you on another precipice,
28 VII,  499 |        love what God loves and to put ourselves in the state which
29 VIII,  579|          correct expressions, has put in Scripture and the prayers
30  IX,  593 |           this in detail; we must put the papers on the table.~
31  IX,  598 |          We must not confound and put on one level things which
32  IX,  618 |       because I only wish here to put in evidence all those foundations
33   X,  643 |          their enemies and should put into a place of rest, has
34   X,  649 | comparison is unfair. We must not put on the same level and confound
35  XI,  692 |           without knowing who has put him there, what he has come
36  XI,  710 |           Ephraim on his left, he put his arms crosswise, and
37  XI,  712 |       will not remember thy sins. Put in remembrance your ingratitude:
38  XI,  721 |         the north, where he shall put all under subjection, and
39  XI,  725 |     divorcement, wherewith I have put away the synagogue? and
40  XI,  725 |        transgressions that I have put it away?~"For I came, and
41  XI,  725 |           languisheth in darkness put his trust in the Lord. But
42  XI,  725 |          like unto thee, and will put my words in his mouth; and
43  XI,  728 |         the heart; that He should put His fear, which had only
44  XI,  731 |          shall prophesy." "I will put my spirit and my fear in
45 XII,  790 |          have been better to have put Him to death at once. Thus