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1 39|      it bears to him, like a child's to its parent, through
2 40|    it be esteemed like, as a child is like his parent? why
3 40|      relations of parent and child, none so begets as to be
4 40|   uniquely like him, that no child ever so completely derives
5 48| properly conceived of as the child, the memory most appropriately
6 48|     of parent. If, then, the child which is born of the supreme
7 48|  supreme Spirit alone is the child of his memory, there can