Christian principles

Christian religion

Christian system

circuit court

civil law

civil power

civil service reform

commanding officer

commercial freedom

common law

common pleas

common sense

conditions of men

could be

could have seen

could it be

could make

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could nevertheless

could no doubt

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could not see (vocalize see)

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could now

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could they

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could those

*See note to Paragraphs 74,164, 481; see also Paragraph 535.

could we

could you

could you have seen

court-martial

dead-letter office

dear friend

dear madam

dear sir

depend upon

did he

did he have

did he know

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did they

did we

did we call

did we claim

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did you go there

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did you know

did you look

did you make

did you mean

did you mention

did you proceed

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did you refer

did you regard

did you remember

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did you request

Divine Providence

do perhaps

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do that

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do them

do themselves

do their

do these (vocalize these)

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do we claim

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do you go there

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does not see (vocalize see)

does not think so

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does their

does this

does your

does your Honor

during my

during that

during this

during your

each has been

each moment

each other

each was

East Indies

engineer-in-chief

et cetera

eternal damnation

eternal death

eternal glory

eternal happiness

ever has been

ever more

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ever since then

everybody else

every direction

every man

every moment

everything

ex officio

ex parte

fee simple

fellow men

few persons

for another

for certain

forever

for every man

for every reason

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for his advantage

for his interest

for his name('s) sake

for his own

for his own interest

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for his own purpose

for his own sake

for his own use

for it is

for its own

for many

for many years

for my own sake

for my part

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for that

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for them

for themselves

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for this reason

for those

for those who ca(n)

for which

for which there is for which there seems for you

for you are aware for you ca (n) for you may think for you will for your for your honor for your sake for as much as free trade free trader from among from as many as from him from many such from many things from that from that day from them from themselves from this

from those who are (are downward)

from this place

from you

from your

give me

give it

give some

give that

give them

give themselves

give this

give you

give your

gives me

gives them

God is faithful

God is love

God is my refuge

God is not

good-bye

good day

good deal

good many

good night

great advantage

great applause

great danger

great deal

great deal more

great majority

great many

great many instances

great measure

great nation

great number

great people

great pleasure

great principles

had seen

had therefore had they had we had you had you known half dozen has been has been done has done has had has just has known has made has many has many more has not has not been has not taken has that has them has this have become have done have endeavored have found have greatly have just have known have many have no doubt have only have said have seen have sent them

have several

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have supposed

have taken

have that

have them

have themselves

have these (vocalize these)

have this

have those

have thought

have understood

have we

have you

hear me

hear you

Holy Scriptures

Holy Spirit

hope that

hope this

hope you

(The following phrases, beginning with how, are intended for Benn Pitman writers. For phrases written with the Graham sign for how, see Paragraphs 227-8.)

how are (are upward)

how are they

how are we

how ca(n)

how ca(n) it be

how ca(n) they

how ca(n) we

how ca(n) you how could how could you how is that how is this how many how many cases how many days how many more how many occasions how many places how many such how many years how may how may you how much (m, ch) how much money how must how will they human being human government human happiness human kind human nature human race human rights human understanding (For phrases beginning with I, see Paragraphs 212-9.) if he