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 1   I,  1   |       an accurate mind not to draw false deductions from known
 2   I,  2   |    where they go astray. Some draw conclusions well from a
 3   I,  2   |     an acute judgment.~Others draw conclusions well where there
 4   I,  34  | people do not want a sign and draw little distinction between
 5   I,  47  |       audience warm them, and draw from their minds more than
 6  II,  115 |     country-place. But, as we draw near, there are houses,
 7  II,  160 |      work does; but we do not draw therefrom the same conclusions
 8 III,  194 |      only in proportion as we draw near it; and that, as there
 9 III,  231 |    are still ignorant. Do not draw this conclusion from your
10  VI,  392 |   since we know that we often draw the same conclusions from
11 XII,  797 |      if they had not dared to draw attention to it themselves,
12 XIII,  838|            But we have not to draw this distinction. Here is
13 XIII,  842|       Christ and the apostles draw from Scripture are not conclusive;