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 1   I,  9   |        we must notice from what side he views the matter, for
 2   I,  9   |         the matter, for on that side it is usually true, and
 3   I,  9   |      him, but reveal to him the side on which it is false. He
 4   I,  9   |  naturally he cannot err in the side he looks at, since the perceptions
 5  II,  70  |   centre, that if we change one side of the balance, we change
 6  II,  155 |       themselves on the weakest side, for they have no influence;
 7 III,  233 |        He is not." But to which side shall we incline? Reason
 8 III,  233 |        are as many risks on one side as on the other, the course
 9 III,  233 |       befall you in taking this side? You will be faithful, humble,
10   V,  291 |   friend, you were born on this side of the mountain, it is therefore
11   V,  292 |      292. He lives on the other side of the water.~
12   V,  293 |       you not live on the other side of the water? If you lived
13   V,  293 |     water? If you lived on this side, my friend, I should be
14   V,  293 |     since you live on the other side, I am a hero, and it is
15   V,  294 |       by a river! Truth on this side of the Pyrenees, error on
16   V,  294 |    Pyrenees, error on the other side.~Men admit that justice
17   V,  294 |   because he lives on the other side of the water, and because
18  VI,  357 |        their extremes on either side, vices present themselves,
19  VI,  407 |        malice has reason on its side, it becomes proud and parades
20 VII,  434 |      the chief arguments on one side and the other.~I omit minor
21 VII,  434 |       each must take a part and side either with dogmatism or
22  XI,  721 |      she shall not stand on his side, neither be for him. Then
23 XII,  744 |      faith, if they were on our side. We should then have a more
24 XII,  794 |         convincing proof on one side or the other.~
25 XIII,  817|         itself inclined to that side by the truth, becomes thereby
26 XIII,  826|     happened any miracle on the side of error, and not of truth.~
27 XIII,  840|       and greatest being on the side of the Church.~These nuns,
28 XIII,  842| miracles have never been on the side of the false Christians,
29 XIII,  842|       Christians, and the other side has never been without a
30 XIII,  842|         suspicious, both on one side, there is no difficulty.
31 XIII,  842| suspicious doctrine on the same side, we must then see which
32 XIII,  845|         happen a miracle on the side of those in error, men would
33 XIV,  877 |      should see violence on one side and justice on the other (