Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  72  |    from him in an impenetrable secret; he is equally incapable
 2  II,  100 |      disgust, and often with a secret spite against those who
 3  II,  139 |        excitement.~They have a secret instinct which impels them
 4  II,  139 | unhappiness. They have another secret instinct, a remnant of the
 5  II,  181 |         He who should find the secret of rejoicing in the good,
 6   V,  310 |     too, will keep my thoughts secret.~I will take care on every
 7   V,  336 |       We must keep our thought secret, and judge everything by
 8   V,  337 |       popular reasons, but for secret reasons. Devout persons,
 9 VII,  553 |       hidden sins, and for the secret malice of those which thou
10   X,  658 |    Whence it appears that this secret meaning was not that which
11   X,  679 |     680. Types.—When once this secret is disclosed, it is impossible
12   X,  690 |    meaning, any one not in the secret, who hears them both talk
13  XI,  721 |      cannot shew unto thee the secret which thou hast demanded.
14  XI,  721 |       I have knowledge of this secret, but by the revelation of
15  XI,  723 |       chosen and instructed, a secret influence imparted by the
16 XII,  792 |        their desertion, in His secret resurrection, and the rest,
17 XIII,  842|      allow him, who would be a secret enemy, to do miracles openly.~