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 1   I,  1   |            plain that it is almost impossible they should escape notice.~
 2   I,  1   |         numerous that it is almost impossible but that some escape notice.
 3  II,  72  |          another that I believe it impossible to know one without the
 4  II,  72  |       different, I hold it equally impossible to know the parts without
 5  II,  72  |           soul and body. For it is impossible that our rational part should
 6  II,  72  |         matter knows itself. It is impossible to imagine how it should
 7 III,  194 |            to hope for, that it is impossible to take one step with sense
 8 III,  195 |          that eternity, that it is impossible to take one step with sense
 9 III,  222 |           of habit makes the other impossible. A popular way of thinking!~
10 III,  231 |            Do you believe it to be impossible that God is infinite, without
11 III,  231 |           previously seemed to you impossible, make you know that there
12  IV,  282 |            not dream, and, however impossible it is for us to prove it
13   V,  323 |          are perishable? For it is impossible and would be unjust to love
14 VII,  425 | necessarily in all, and that it is impossible not to have it, they infer
15 VII,  430 |         two states are open, it is impossible for you not to recognise
16 VII,  434 |           does not only seem to us impossible, it seems also very unjust.
17 VII,  435 |       voice so powerful that it is impossible to resist it?~
18 VII,  488 |                  488.... But it is impossible that God should ever be
19 VII,  492 |         this, and it is unfair and impossible to attain it, since all
20 VII,  513 |           presented itself, it was impossible that he should not say it,
21 VII,  549 |                549. It is not only impossible but useless to know God
22   X,  679 |         secret is disclosed, it is impossible not to see it. Let us read
23 XII,  792 |            little thought; this is impossible and of another order. From
24 XII,  792 |           of true charity; this is impossible and of another and supernatural
25 XIII,  816|          had been incurable, it is impossible that men should have imagined
26 XIII,  816|           remedies, and still more impossible that so many others should
27 XIII,  817|        been all this, it is almost impossible that men should have imagined
28 XIII,  817|        imagined it, and still more impossible that so many others should
29 XIII,  825|      forbade to follow him.~It was impossible that in the time of Moses
30 XIII,  842|            one and constant.~It is impossible, from the duty of God to
31 XIII,  849|              but the bull...~It is impossible that those who love God
32 XIII,  849|           so evident is she. It is impossible that those who do not love