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1   1,   0|    it would then have been great folly, if as is sometimes
2   1,   0| neighbourhood consequently great. The affection which subsisted
3   1,   0|  learning. The scope of so great a mind might easily have
4   1,   0|    has often said, that so great were the energies of his
5   1,   0|  to the prayer of this our Great High Priest, we join our
6   1,   0| perspicuity of which is so great that his German version
7   1,   0|   Christ; for to these two great ends, our whole life with
8   2,   0|    when we contemplate the great calamities and the mighty
9   2,   2|     and others were indeed great men, who founded, states,