Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1  II,    IV,  3| that we have indulged any feeling of impiety in saying that
2  II,     V,  3| the present, to produce a feeling of pain. They do not read
3  II,    VI,  5| supposing that it had any feeling or possibility of sin.~
4  II,   VII,  4| be troubled, or admit any feeling of sorrow; nor is he alarmed
5  II,  VIII,  2|  is in them than rational feeling and motion? Now those beings
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