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 1    1, Prol|  lacks this fire be accounted dead!~'Tis the fire of love that
 2    1, Prol|       that lives, the lover a dead thing.~When the lover feels
 3    1, 5   |   with thee.~Man should be as dead before the commands of God~
 4    1, 7   |     of them at once fell down dead. The merchant was annoyed
 5    1, 7   |    tale than ho too fell down dead in his cage. The merchant,
 6    1, 16  | living without Thee esteem as dead!~If Thou findest fault with
 7    2, 1   |   spell whereby he raised the dead, comes the following story.~
 8    2, 1   |   power whereby he raised the dead.~For he who is ignorant
 9    2, 6   |       mercy.~Through love the dead rise to life,~Through love
10    3, 4   |       and, imagining it to be dead, he tied it up and took
11    3, 4   |      snake; How say you it is dead?~It is only frozen by the
12    3, 10  |       of July;~Though they be dead or though they be living,~
13    3, 12  |   joined to its whole,~'Tis a dead thing, and a stranger to
14    4, 5   |       water, pretending to be dead, and the fisherman took
15    4, 5   | wisdom, so as to assume to be dead?~That half wise one became
16    4, 5   |     one became as one utterly dead~In order to rise up out
17    4, 5   |      wisdom, make yourself as dead~Under the shadow of the
18    4, 5   |  companion with 'Isa,~Nor yet dead so as to feel the power
19    4, 8   |       city after it hath been dead?" And God caused him to
20    4, 8   |    hundred years. Look at the dead bones of thine ass; we will
21    4, 8   |      Ezra was raised from the dead as a young man, whereas
22    5, 3   |   display bravery against the dead.~God says, "Expend;" 4 wherefore
23    5, 10  |  telling the fox to watch the dead body till he returned; but
24    5, 12  |      will never put up with a dead one. The moral is, that
25    5, 13  |       should he call to these dead things, like a fond mother
26    5, 13  |    fond mother calling to her dead infant, were it not that
27    5, 13  |     lover to the house of his dead mistress,~You address to
28    5, 13  |      lord of lords.~Let me be dead, so long as God regards
29    6, 3   |       parts of the world seem dead,~But to God they are instinct
30    6, 5   | according to your profession, dead to the world. How, then,
31    6, 5   |      I am a judge, not of the dead, but of the living." The
32    6, 5   |    resisted and overcome.~The dead regret not dying, but having
33    6, 6   |     have pity; most of us are dead!'~But read the rest of the
34    6, 8   |      he found the Prefect was dead. On learning this he was
35    6, 8   |     to the poor man. Thus the dead Prefect proved a more liberal
36    6, 8   |     created him~Yea, lost and dead and buried in his Creator!~