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 1   I,  2   | mathematical intellect. The one has force and exactness, the other
 2   I,  53  |           meaning. (The argument by force of M. le Maitre over the
 3  II,  72  |        extremes meet and reunite by force of distance and find each
 4  II,  82  |             wisest, and changes the force of a discourse or a poem.~
 5  II,  82  |             establish themselves by force, the others by show.~Therefore
 6  II,  97  |        application. So great is the force of custom that, out of those
 7 III,  185 |          into the mind and heart by force and threats is not to put
 8 III,  194 |           its cause an all-powerful force.~There must be a strange
 9 III,  233 |          proposition is of infinite force, when there is the finite
10  IV,  252 |           enough to believe only by force of conviction, when the
11  IV,  268 |           do so understands not the force of reason. There are some
12   V,  297 |      finding justice, we have found force, etc.~
13   V,  308 |         that it arises by a natural force, whence come these words, "
14   V,  310 |           power is to protect.~When force attacks humbug, when a private
15   V,  334 |         reason of effects.—Lust and force are the source of all our
16   V,  334 |           causes voluntary actions, force involuntary ones.~
17  VI,  388 |        punishes this bad faith with force.~
18  VI,  416 |         greatness with all the more force, because they have inferred
19 VIII,  571|         testimony would have had no force, because they had been his
20  IX,  595 |       strong, having only their own force. What does he say, then,
21  XI,  721 |          himself master of Egypt by force, because of the protection
22 XIV,  920 |          justice?~You will feel the force of the truth, and you will