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 1   0, 11|     the human soul, the light suddenly vanished. Although the King
 2   1, 5 |      Sometimes they have died suddenly and been quickly forgotten
 3   1, 4 |   When, for example, a person suddenly acquires some valuable property;
 4   1, 4 | valuable property; or equally suddenly meets a person whom he dearly
 5   1, 11|    water in those rivers came suddenly rushing downward; and a
 6   3, 5 |     Some of them come upon us suddenly, in natural ways, just as
 7   1, 11|    upon the mercy of God, Who suddenly, at the most unlooked-for
 8   2, 4 |      while sometimes it comes suddenly to an end, according to
 9   2, 8 |       is just as though there suddenly assailed it a fragrance
10   9, 3 |    the owner of the reliquary suddenly wants to open it, for the
11  10, 2 |      and that then there will suddenly come to it a suspension
12  10, 5 |    may also happen that, very suddenly and in a way which cannot
13   2, 6 |   bride. And just as a person suddenly plunged into such water