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 1   I, 4  |                  4 But, some may ask, if the Reason is master
 2   I, 40 |   for parents, so that a man may not for their sakes surrender
 3  II, 49 |           WELL then, someone may ask, if Reason is master
 4  II, 55 |     the thirst of King David may serve at least to make this
 5  II, 100|      in such manner that you may mock at' this defilement
 6 III, 116| tortures, cried loudly: 'No. May we sons of Abraham never
 7  IV     |    so called "Age of Reason" may in this chapter read that
 8  IV, 140|          12 But some perhaps may answer that not all men
 9   V, 183|  Consent to eat, that so you may be released from your tortures,'
10   V, 188| righteousness, through which may the just Providence that
11  VI, 233|    guards, 'Loose me, that I may speak to the king and to
12 VII, 277|                      3 O how may I express the passionate