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 1   I,  6  |        intercourse. Thus good or bad society improves or corrupts
 2   I,  18 |     understand; and it is not so bad for him to be in error as
 3   I,  32 |      between things made after a bad model. Not that the bad
 4   I,  32 |          bad model. Not that the bad model is unique, for there
 5   I,  32 |         there are many; but each bad sonnet, for example, on
 6   I,  34 |         clever poet; and it is a bad sign when a man is not asked
 7   I,  35 |        alone pleases me. It is a bad sign when, on seeing a person,
 8   I,  46 |         A maker of witticisms, a bad character.~
 9   I,  58 |        spoken..." The only thing bad is their excuse.~
10  II,  63 |       great. Lewd words; this is bad, notwithstanding Mademoiselle
11  II,  82 |          barber have given him a bad shave, or let by chance
12  II,  96 |         we are accustomed to use bad reasons for proving natural
13  II,  97 |     spite of all custom, good or bad.~
14  II,  139|         passions, bold and often bad ventures, etc., I have discovered
15  II,  182|        not equally distressed by bad luck; and they are overjoyed
16 III,  194|        would see that this is so bad a mistake, so contrary to
17 III,  194|          is more indicative of a bad disposition of heart than
18 III,  229| carelessness and who make such a bad use of a gift of which it
19   V,  327|        trouble the world and are bad judges of everything. The
20  VI,  384|          384. Contradiction is a bad sign of truth; several things
21  VI,  388|      faith, but he punishes this bad faith with force.~
22 VII,  478|      something else? All this is bad, and is born in us.~
23 VII,  479|    ourselves to the creatures is bad; since it prevents us from
24 VII,  553|        judging, "This is good or bad"; and men mourn or rejoice
25   X,  659|          the one good, the other bad. Where is God? Where you
26   X,  667|         that He does not will is bad.~All that God does not permit
27   X,  685|          new covenant.~Good laws—bad precepts. Ezekiel.~
28 XIV,  865|       conclude that what is then bad for priests is also so for
29 XIV,  865|       the other that what is not bad for Christians is lawful
30 XIV,  919|        are as little holy as the bad, for they are founded on
31 XIV,  919|      Port-Royal fears, and it is bad policy to disperse them;
32 XIV,  920|         fine outside, but upon a bad foundation; and the devil