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 1 3 |     these primitive men would create in them a feeling of affection
 2 4 |      the law, was intended to create goodwill in the person whom
 3 5 |       enmity—that they should create themselves enmities by their
 4 5 |       he will unintentionally create in them, instead of wisdom,
 5 7 |   life greatly contributes to create a part of virtue in the
 6 7 |    are by nature balanced, we create a difference in them by
 7 7 | principles are confusing, and create a difficulty in learning,
 8 10|    such as music and painting create and their companion arts.
 9 10|  stream of my questions might create in you who are not in the
10 12|    with one another is apt to create a confusion of manners;
11 12|     while ago we attempted to create as a dream and in idea only,