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 1    1, 3   |        in that barbarous way on account of his attachment to the
 2    2, 3   |      slave had given a very bad account of him, saying that he was
 3    2, 3   |    fellow slave had given a bad account of him, and asked what he
 4    2  (1) |            This is a figurative account of the emanations of Absolute
 5    2, 14  |       further illustrated by an account of the mighty works which
 6    3, 4   |    Pharaoh.~Then follows a long account of the birth of Moses, of
 7    3, 15  |  Remember well the day of final account!~:~
 8    3, 18  |        born of opinion.~See the account of this in the chapter cited,~
 9    3, 18  |         and so on. ~'Tis not an account of the arguments and deep
10    4, 2   |      eagle.~Then follows a long account of various miraculous incidents
11    4  (20)|      but thyself to make out an account against thee that day " (
12    4, 2   |        me from it but men of no account?"~Does a man acting on compulsion
13    4, 6   |        Then follows a very long account of the dealings of Moses,
14    4, 6   | complains that he is made of no account by Moses, and Moses retorts
15    4, 7   |     said, "O Lord of the day of account,~Thou makest forms; wherefore,
16    4, 7   |      butter is hidden and of no account.~Stir up your milk assiduously
17    5, 10  |   sustenance was only issued on account of the weakness of man's
18    5, 10  |        you.~You repudiate me on account of your own bad fancies;~
19    6, 6   |         the treasure on his own account. After shooting many arrows
20    6, 6   |     efficacy of his prayers,~On account of the delay in answering
21    6, 8   |         his remembrance;~And on account of this fault of that holy
22    6, 9   |        me altogether."~It is on account of their sweet voices~That