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 1   1      |   peasant or a townsman like the rest. Beyond all doubt, then,
 2   1  (11)|      distinguishes them from the rest." (MIRBT, Quellen, 2d ed.,
 3   1  (21)|         again, "Whoever does not rest upon the teaching of the
 4   1      |          harm and offense to the rest! But if I am to accuse him
 5   1      |   citizen to arouse and call the rest? How much more should this
 6   2      |      burden of the war might not rest too heavily upon the nobility,
 7   2      |   indulgence-money or of all the rest, is used against the Turks,
 8 Prop1    |         nor are any of those who rest upon it or fear it; for
 9 Prop2    |       cursings, damnings and the rest of these devices, -- should
10 Prop2    |        mass, after which all the rest of the day should be a working-day.
11 Prop2    |     mass-letters,"17 and all the rest of the confessionalia18
12 Prop2    |        each is bound to help the rest, it is in our power, for
13 Prop3    | discarded, together with all the rest of his books which boast