Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  72  |    solid ground and an ultimate sure foundation whereon to build
 2  II,  80  |         lame, but we are not so sure that we make a true choice.
 3  II,  82  |   unjust out of opposition. The sure way of losing a just cause
 4  II,  106 |        s ruling passion, we are sure of pleasing him; and yet
 5 III,  229 |       deny and too little to be sure, I am in a state to be pitied;
 6  IV,  282 |     time, motion, number, is as sure as any of those which we
 7   V,  294 |    custom, and this is the most sure. Nothing, according to reason
 8   V,  313 |         neither so great nor so sure.~
 9   V,  330 |       foundation is wonderfully sure; for there is nothing more
10   V,  330 |       for there is nothing more sure than this, that the people
11  VI,  386 |          And if an artisan were sure to dream every night for
12 VII,  470 |     converted." How can they be sure they would do a thing of
13  IX,  601 |        such care that we can be sure that they have not been
14  XI,  721 |      the interpretation thereof sure.~"Then Nebuchadnezzar fell
15  XI,  733 | foretold a Messiah, I should be sure that He would come; and
16 XIII,  828|     they should have been quite sure of these supposed contradictions
17 XIV,  858 |         by a storm, when we are sure that it will not founder.
18 XIV,  919 |         that all their ways are sure, they have no longer called
19 XIV,  919 |      have no longer called that sure which leads to heaven without