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 1  II,  72  | spiritual or corporeal. Hence it comes that almost all philosophers
 2  II,  80  |                          80. How comes it that a cripple does not
 3  II,  112 |          to any object. Hence it comes that we weep and laugh at
 4  II,  135 |          end; and, as soon as it comes, we are satiated. It is
 5  II,  139 |        diverts himself.~Hence it comes that play and the society
 6  II,  139 |        than the quarry.~Hence it comes that men so much love noise
 7  II,  139 |         noise and stir; hence it comes that the prison is so horrible
 8  II,  139 |  horrible a punishment; hence it comes that the pleasure of solitude
 9  II,  139 |      they have blackened.~Whence comes it that this man, who lost
10  II,  160 |         This is not because pain comes to us from without, and
11  II,  160 |         kind of baseness. Whence comes it, then, that reason thinks
12  II,  170 |          diversion? No; for that comes from elsewhere and from
13 III,  233 |          gain and loss. Hence it comes that, if there are as many
14  IV,  252 |       intellectual; and hence it comes that the instrument by which
15  IV,  262 |          fear; fear, not such as comes from a belief in God, but
16  IV,  262 |       belief in God, but such as comes from a doubt whether He
17  IV,  262 |         exists or not. True fear comes from faith; false fear comes
18  IV,  262 |     comes from faith; false fear comes from doubt. True fear is
19  IV,  289 |  inclination to follow it, if it comes into our heart; and it is
20   V,  299 |       majority in others. Whence comes this? From the might which
21   V,  299 |       which is in them. Hence it comes that kings, who have power
22   V,  315 |           Indeed," says he, "how comes it," etc....~
23 VII,  455 |          Self the vexation which comes to us from it. But if I
24 VII,  457 |         is dead to him. Hence it comes that each believes himself
25 VII,  465 |        this is not true. Illness comes.~Happiness is neither without
26 VII,  471 |   believe it, whatever advantage comes to me from it; and likewise
27 VII,  483 |          body. In short, when it comes to know itself, it has returned,
28 VII,  513 |          us from whom our virtue comes.~3. To make us deserve other
29  IX,  631 |         origin of this tradition comes from the 14th chapter of
30   X,  684 |       them till the eternal King comes.~Do all these passages indicate
31 XII,  751 |       prophesies, and his wonder comes to pass. This is infinite.~
32 XII,  767 |         to remember him, when he comes into his glory; and he whom
33 XII,  767 |       will remember him, when He comes into His kingdom.~
34 XII,  782 |        783.... Then Jesus Christ comes to tell men that they have
35 XII,  782 |          apart from God; that He comes to destroy these, and give
36 XII,  782 |         one Holy Church; that He comes to bring back into this
37 XII,  782 |        heathen and Jews; that He comes to destroy the idols of
38 XIII,  817|         Having considered how it comes that there are so many false
39 XIV,  861 |     exclude this truth; hence it comes that they raise so many
40 XIV,  877 |        are forced to obey.~Hence comes the right of the sword,
41 XIV,  877 |        Provincial Letter). Hence comes the injustice of the Fronde,