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 1 6 |      supreme Substance, I should think such propositions could
 2 10|          man; in another, when I think of the same words in silence;
 3 12|    before it can be discussed, I think some of the properties of
 4 29|          to the present point, I think it reasonable to examine
 5 31|       the supreme Essence. And I think that this can easily be
 6 33|           the more truly does it think of the object itself; and,
 7 33|       material body. For, when I think of a man I know, in his
 8 42|        most truly his Son. But I think that even this question
 9 43|          in the supreme unity, I think it most interesting to reflect,
10 48|          born of memory. For, to think of an object of which we
11 60|         engages our attention, I think that this truth, which occurs
12 64| intellect. And for that reason I think it best to refrain from
13 65|       some likeness. For, when I think of the meanings of these
14 73|         misery, -- of all this I think it certainly most difficult
15 75|   briefly and fitly indicated, I think, if instead of saying, "
16 75|        this ground, therefore, I think it may more fitly be said