Dialogue

1 Intro| completely forgotten, that a special reference is twice made
2 Intro|      by themselves for their special glory, and jumble together
3 Intro|      than any law. He is the special providence who is always
4 State|   other animals to their own special glorification, at the same
5 State|    which was gifted with any special power, and was able to contribute
6 State|      able to contribute some special experience to the store
7 State|   implies no feeding, or any special duty; if we say either ‘
8 State|     them concerned with some special action of their own, have,
9 State|       as they ought to have, special names corresponding to their