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 1 4 |      than one nature of this kind. We conclude, then, that
 2 10| CHAPTER X.~This thought is a kind of expression of the objects
 3 10|       what else is it than a kind of expression of these things
 4 10|  race. But the words of that kind of expression, which I have
 5 22| place or time limits by some kind of restraint. But what rational
 6 26|     it is a substance of any kind, except as it is called
 7 27|     spirits than one of this kind, it must, by all means,
 8 29|  anything, according to this kind of expression, but conceiving
 9 31|   while created beings are a kind of likeness of reality. --
10 31|   according to, that Word, a kind of imitation of that supreme
11 36|      mind comprehend of what kind is that expression and that