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1   2    |  in which the devil daily takes a larger and larger place, --
2   2    |  the cardinals20 holds or takes over a benefice, or in case
3   2    |  goes on a pleasure-ride, takes with him three or four thousand
4   2    |   benefice, then the pope takes it from the first man and
5 Prop1  |  to all the prelates, and takes away their rods; and he
6 Prop1  |   in Corinthians 6:7, and takes the Corinthians severely
7 Prop1  |   in unbidden, and boldly takes hold of everything as though
8 Prop1  | put man and wife asunder, takes precedence of the law of
9 Prop3  |  a kingdom to a knave and takes it from a good man, sometimes