Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  82 |      a just cause has been to get it recommended to these
 2  II,  139|       will weary him. He must get excited over it and deceive
 3  IV,  252|     too much trouble. We must get an easier belief, which
 4  IV,  282|      as any of those which we get from reasoning. And reason
 5   V,  294| justice. We must, it is said, get back to the natural and
 6  VI,  355|     is agreeable, that we may get warm.~Nature acts by progress,
 7  VI,  381|    too much on any matter, we get obstinate and infatuated
 8 VII,  436|    Every pursuit of men is to get wealth; and they cannot
 9 VII,  492|     in us, of which we cannot get rid, and of which we must
10 VII,  492|     rid, and of which we must get rid.~Yet no religion has