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 1  II,  72 |      life equally removed from eternity, even if it lasts ten years
 2  II,  72 |       the parts in detail.~The eternity of things in itself or in
 3  II,  121|    made a kind of infinity and eternity. Not that anything in all
 4 III,  194|     concerns themselves, their eternity, their all, moves me more
 5 III,  194|     have complete assurance of eternity, so there is no more happiness
 6 III,  194|        at another of the whole eternity which was before me or which
 7 III,  194|        death, uncertain of the eternity of my future state."~Who
 8 III,  194|        so formidable to him as eternity; and thus it is not natural
 9 III,  195| according to the state of that eternity, that it is impossible to
10 III,  195|       if they could annihilate eternity by turning away their thought
11 III,  195|       for the moment.~Yet this eternity exists, and death, which
12 III,  205|      life, swallowed up in the eternity before and after, the little
13 III,  229|    would be too dear to me for eternity.~I envy those whom I see
14 III,  233|      and gain. But there is an eternity of life and happiness. And
15 VII,  430|      as the chief good even in eternity, produced the remedy for