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 1 Ana      |           charge (ch. 7). Whereas natural instinct would revolt from
 2 I        | Respecting this subject alone the natural curiosity of men lies dormant:
 3 VI       |     prayer, as though it were the natural fruit of marriage. ~Even
 4 VIII     |            CHAPTER VIII. ~Whereas natural instinct would revolt from
 5 XVI(41)  |         nearly all religions. Its natural symbolism, the east being
 6 XIX      |         time Thales, the first of natural philosophers, stirred no
 7 XIX      |           strengthened. For it is natural that an examination of the
 8 XX       |           out of course, that the natural shape of animals is distorted
 9 XXVI     |     mistake? Rome in her state of natural wildness is older than some
10 XXXIV(84)|         seemed to the Christian a natural corollary of his spiritual
11 XXXIX    |        Scriptures or from his own natural capability; it may be gathered
12 XLVI     |         did Thales, that first of natural philosophers, give to Croesus
13 XLVI     |     Christian does not change the natural use of the woman. I know
14 App      |      uncle, the famous writer on 'Natural History') had been made