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 1   1, 9 |        have done~this wonderful deed?' The thought of thine ego
 2  12, 39|        not perform their wicked deed, and~became converted as
 3  13, 48|        draws the wagon. An evil~deed is better left undone, for
 4  13, 48|        of it afterwards;~a good deed is better done, for having
 5  13, 49|       with holiness in word and deed; he~sustains his life by
 6  13, 51|      are unrighteous, either by deed, or by word, or by thought;~
 7  13, 51|    actions as are righteous, by deed, by word, and by thought;
 8  13, 51|     good, unrighteous action by deed, by word, and by thought,
 9  13, 51|    whether they be performed by deed,~or by word, or by thought;
10  13, 58|  destroy the blessing of a good deed, and~blessings reform the
11  14, 63|  devotion~ She has done a pious deed;~ She has attained salvation,~
12  15, 79| executioner had done the bloody~deed. The king fell back in a