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 1       4, III     |      it could be shown without doubt that what had been truly
 2       4, VI      |       have lost him. Indeed, I doubt whether I was willing to
 3       5, IV      |       Just so it is foolish to doubt that this faithful man may
 4       5, V       |    would still have remained a doubt in my mind whether the theories
 5       5, X       |       holding that we ought to doubt everything, and in maintaining
 6       5, XIV     |         even in that period of doubt, that I could not remain
 7       6, IV      |        door and propounded the doubt as to how it was to be believed,
 8       6, XI      |      of a human body. And do I doubt that I should ‘knock’ in
 9       6, I       |        see plainly and without doubt that the corruptible is
10       6, X       |      and there was no room for doubt. I should have more readily
11       6, XXI(226)|     Chalcedon, and there is no doubt that he is here quoting
12       7, I       |       had been relieved of all doubt that there is an incorruptible
13       7, XI      |        alluring me to come and doubt nothing, extending her holy
14       7, XII     | certainty and all the gloom of doubt vanished away.264~30. Closing
15       9, XX      |      me, for I am very much in doubt as to whether it is in the
16       9, XX      |       to be happy, there is no doubt they would all answer that
17       9, XXXI    |        it is often a matter of doubt whether it is the needful
18      11, XXIV    |     used these words I have no doubt whatever that he saw it