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 1       1, IV       | recoverest what thou hast never really lost. Thou art never in
 2       2, III      |      away from thee? Didst thou really then hold thy peace? Then
 3       2, VI       |      his cruelty; but who ought really to be feared but God only?
 4       2, VI       |        what thou lovest? Where, really, is there unshaken security
 5       4, II       |       Lord, thou knowest that I really preferred to have honest
 6       4, XV       |       the nature of beauty] lay really in thy craftsmanship, O
 7       5, V        |        to make plain these more really difficult matters. For he
 8       7, V        |       the latter it was not now really I that was involved, because
 9       7, VII      |      godless superstition - not really sure of it, either, but
10       9, XXXV     |       follow thy lead.~57. Now, really, in how many of the most
11       9, XLII     |       sin is death,”394 what he really has in common with men is
12      10, VIII     |      doth not teach us doth not really speak to us even when he
13      11, VIII(469)|      constat, the created earth really exists but never is self-sufficient.~
14      12, XV       |        of heaven, and not as it really is. And even if we are the
15      12, XIX      |      come from, if the earth is really fruitful? uproot the brier
16      12, XXVII    |   present life. For they do not really know why this should be