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 1   I,  18  |        which is attributed the change of seasons, the progress
 2  II,  70  |      in the centre, that if we change one side of the balance,
 3  II,  70  |        side of the balance, we change the other also. This makes
 4  II,  72  |  comparison with the continual change which goes on within us,
 5  II,  82  |     serious produce a sensible change, I do not doubt that slighter
 6  II,  88  |        he grows older? We only change our fancies. All that is
 7  II,  122 |    griefs and quarrels, for we change and are no longer the same
 8 III,  227 |  believe I am God?~"All things change and succeed each other."
 9 III,  233 | addition of a unit can make no change in its nature. Yet it is
10   V,  294 |       injustice which does not change its nature with change in
11   V,  294 |     not change its nature with change in climate. Three degrees
12   V,  294 |        truth. Fundamental laws change after a few years of possession;
13  VI,  375 |    nature was but in continual change, and I have not changed
14  VI,  386 | continuous and level as not to change too; but it changes less
15  VI,  392 |        time two men see a body change its place, they both express
16 VII,  512 |    union of two things without change does not enable us to say
17 VII,  512 |    fire to the timber, without change. But change is necessary
18 VII,  512 |    timber, without change. But change is necessary to make the
19 VIII,  587|        nothing of all this can change you, and render you capable
20  IX,  623 |       is perverted only by the change of men. And yet he puts
21   X,  641 |       is not eternal, but must change at the coming of the Messiah—
22   X,  667 |       sins are our own.~Let us change the rule which we have hitherto
23   X,  668 |                        669. To change the type, because of our
24   X,  681 |                 682. Is. 1:21. Change of good into evil, and the
25  XI,  725 |     great and an extraordinary change); "and I will shake all
26 XII,  800 |     inclined to fickleness, to change, to promises, to gain. However
27 XIII,  850|   ought—then to induce them to change. But with you it is otherwise.
28 XIV,  884 |      made a crime to desire to change it. Formerly it was infallibly
29 XIV,  884 |       indeed been permitted to change the custom of not making