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 1   1,   0|       year, suddenly, and in a manner unexpected by his parents
 2   1,   0| involuntarily affected in this manner, when he has thrown himself
 3   1,   0|     time, or in the most acute manner, during the year in which
 4   1,   0|       these writings in such a manner that, in the opinion of
 5   1,   0|       just before God. In this manner Luther led the minds of
 6   1,   0| according to the old proverb, "manner has more weight than words; "
 7   1,   0|       Rotterdam, in a friendly manner, whether he considered that
 8   2,   2|        let it not be after the manner of the heathen, a declamation
 9   2,   2| diligently pursue, and in what manner we should order our lives.
10   2,   2|        following passage; "His manner was dignified, and his discourse