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 1   I,  2  |        not in others, where they go astray. Some draw conclusions
 2   I,  17 |          us whither we desire to go.~
 3  II,  82 | imagination of the weak? See him go to sermon, full of devout
 4  II,  82 |         trumpets and drums which go before them, and those legions
 5  II,  139|      home, would not leave it to go to sea or to besiege a town.
 6  II,  143|          they came, whither they go, and thus we cannot employ
 7 III,  194|          so I know not whither I go. I know only that, in leaving
 8 III,  194| concerned with this care, I will go without foresight and without
 9 III,  201|       this one and that one only go against themselves, and
10 III,  226|      reflection of this kind, we go to amuse ourselves, etc.
11  IV,  285|       apostles. The more learned go back to the beginning of
12 VII,  434|     whether he exists? We cannot go so far as that; and I lay
13 VII,  434|          it and is forced to let go his hold?~What a chimera,
14 VII,  465|        is not true.~Others say, "Go out of yourselves; seek
15 VII,  502|      master, saying to the one, "Go," and to another, "Come."
16 VII,  525|          to rest in them, but to go on to greatness. There must
17 VII,  553|          Himself honoured that I go to Him and succour Him.~
18  XI,  710|       with them when they should go into that land to which
19  XI,  712|      Reprobation of the Temple: "Go ye unto Shiloth, where I
20  XI,  723|        homes of their parents to go into the rough desert. (
21  XI,  725|     mayest say to the prisoners: Go forth; to them that are
22  XI,  725|         and thy destroyers shall go forth of thee. Lift up thine
23  XI,  725|          I will cause the sun to go down at noon, and I will
24  XI,  734|          that a forerunner would go before Him.~