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 1   I,  11 |      touched by it. Its violence pleases our self-love, which immediately
 2   I,  32 |      strong, and the thing which pleases us.~Whatever is formed according
 3   I,  32 |       according to this standard pleases us, be it house, song, discourse,
 4   I,  35 |          universal quality alone pleases me. It is a bad sign when,
 5  II,  135|          135. The struggle alone pleases us, not the victory. We
 6 III,  233|           etc.~If this discourse pleases you and seems impressive,
 7  IV,  276| afterwards, but at first a thing pleases or shocks me without my
 8 VII,  499|      nothing so perilous as what pleases God and man. For those states,
 9 VII,  499|          have one property which pleases God, and another which pleases
10 VII,  499|   pleases God, and another which pleases men; as the greatness of
11 VII,  513|         grants prayer to whom He pleases.)~Objection: But we believe
12 XII,  736|          the prosperity which it pleases Him to bestow upon me, or