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1   1,   0| choose, yet we well know the character of Luther to have been of
2   1,   0|     and for his integrity of character, was valued and beloved
3   1,   0|  mind was conspicuous in her character, accompanied by the fear
4   1,   0|      by John Reineeke, whose character was afterwards of a shining
5   1,   0|      charm of so admirable a character won the affections of his
6   1,   0|      inconsistently with his character, and hoping to ingratiate
7   1,   0|    good, on subjects of this character. Whilst I have reflected
8   2,   2|      gravity that became his character, as is depicted in the following
9   2,   2|  glass darkly, the essential character of God, the union of the