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 1   I,  1   | naturally, and without technical rules; for the expression of it
 2   I,  4   |          judgement, which has no rules, makes light of the morality
 3  II,  91  |       subject herself to her own rules.~
 4  II,  118 |         Chief talent, that which rules the rest.~
 5  IV,  268 |       offend against these three rules, either by affirming everything
 6   V,  299 |          299. The only universal rules are the laws of the country
 7   V,  306 |         necessary, because might rules all, they exist everywhere
 8   V,  331 |         it was as if laying down rules for a lunatic asylum; and
 9   V,  332 |         pious, in which each man rules at home, not elsewhere.
10  VI,  366 |         powerful intellect which rules towns and kingdoms. Here
11 VII,  434 |          is more contrary to the rules of our miserable justice
12 VII,  453 |          and extracted excellent rules of policy, morality, and
13 VII,  476 |       governed by the will which rules the body, even to consenting,
14 VII,  499 |        for Him, according to His rules and in His ways, the manner
15 VII,  553 |          thyself be guided by My rules; see how well I have led
16 XIII,  802|    miracles.~Moses has given two rules: that the prediction does
17 XIII,  842|          are to know the general rules, thinking thereby to set
18 XIV,  873 |          in a council, important rules—but by the acts of the Church
19 XIV,  902 |        constrained to take their rules from without themselves,