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 1 25|        may intermeddle with the knowledge of it; yet in its utmost
 2 65|      may not neglect to acquire knowledge of men. In order to know
 3 65|         may not dispense with a knowledge of Heaven.~
 4 66|        of universal obligation. Knowledge, magnanimity, and energy,
 5 67|          Some are born with the knowledge of those duties; some know
 6 67|     study; and some acquire the knowledge after a painful feeling
 7 67|        their ignorance. But the knowledge being possessed, it comes
 8 68|       learning is to be near to knowledge. To practice with vigor
 9 86|        men and things shows his knowledge. But these are virtues belonging
10 2 |      Mean. He cherishes his old knowledge, and is continually acquiring
11 18| intelligence, and all-embracing knowledge, fitted to exercise rule;
12 24| intelligence, and all-embracing knowledge, possessing all Heavenly