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 1    1, 5  |    who crows too soon expect peace?~If ye cavil at and accept
 2    1, 9  |     my mercy must hold their peace.~My mercy equals that of
 3    1, 10 |    in thy boat, yet hold thy peace;~Though he slay a young
 4    1, 15 |      to all men, or hold his peace. The Prophet told him to
 5    1, 15 | Prophet told him to hold his peace. Zaid, however, proceeded
 6    1, 16 |    brought about the present peace,~The peace of these latter
 7    1, 16 | about the present peace,~The peace of these latter days resulted
 8    1, 16 |     his people might rest in peace."~God's rebuke to Adam for
 9    2, 2  | jests.~Sometimes thoughts of peace and war,~Sometimes thoughts
10    2, 2  |    is once slain, you are at peace with all men. In answer
11    2, 6  |  either permit me to hold my peace altogether,~Or give me leave
12    2, 17 |    His essence they find His peace!"~This story is followed
13    3, 2  |   home. ~He will bring forth peace out of perturbations, ~And
14    3, 15 |    that he should die in the peace of God.~Why freewill is
15    3  (7)|    to God as well as safety, peace, and obedience to divine
16    4, 2  |      harm and his mind is at peace.~Justice is the guardian
17    4, 2  |     fighting partridge teach peace, ~To the cock the signs
18    4, 2  |     Solomon may be seen, and peace be upon you!~And if your
19    4, 2  |   from the demons, and be at peace.~Then follows a story of
20    4, 2  |    that your heart may be at peace;~Not with the folly that
21    4, 6  |   than that of Egypt, one of peace in place of one of enmity
22    4, 6  |   men alike ~Are deprived of peace by your oppressions. ~See!
23    5, 5  |      home is in the house of peace (heaven), and I am come
24    6, 5  |     O nightingale, hold your peace, and listen to us!"~Those
25    6, 6  |  this wise,~Drought, famine, peace, war, and trials.~This world
26    6, 7  |     The frog would remain at peace in its water.~On the last