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 1   V,  291 |       everything."~"Why do you kill me"?~
 2   V,  293 |               293. "Why do you kill me? What! do you not live
 3   V,  294 |       should have the right to kill me because he lives on the
 4   V,  296 |       we ought to make war and kill so many men—condemn so many
 5   V,  323 |      the small-pox, which will kill beauty without killing the
 6  VI,  347 |      drop of water suffices to kill him. But, if the universe
 7  VI,  385 |   continence is better. Not to kill? No; for lawlessness would
 8  VI,  385 | horrible, and the wicked would kill all the good. To kill? No;
 9  VI,  385 |    would kill all the good. To kill? No; for that destroys nature.
10 VII,  505 |         as in nature walls can kill us, and stairs can kill
11 VII,  505 |        kill us, and stairs can kill us, if we do not walk circumspectly.~
12 XII,  782 |       second condemn; the last kill. And notwithstanding all
13 XII,  790 |       on great occasions, they kill Him.~
14 XIII,  826|       the Lord were pleased to kill us, He would not have shewed
15 XIV,  910 |                   911. Must we kill to prevent there being any