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 1 Ded, 6 |     men. For truth itself will readily lead the remainder of the
 2 Ded, 6 |       the rest of mankind will readily trust to so many testimonies,
 3 Pre, 7 |    nothing of any moment, will readily occur to any mind which
 4  II, 16|   comprehended by thought ], I readily discover that there is nothing
 5 III, 15|   images, which may, in truth, readily fall short of the perfection
 6 III, 27|    perfection. And, in fine, I readily perceive that the objective
 7 III, 28|     sensible objects, I do not readily remember the reason why
 8  IV, 9 |        indifferent to such, it readily falls into error and sin
 9  IV, 15|     use my freedom aright, and readily give my judgment on matters
10   V, 14|    presented to me which would readily cause me to change my opinion,
11   V, 14| comprehension of it, yet I may readily come to doubt of the truth
12  VI, 6 |     parts of the latter, I was readily persuaded that I had no