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 1    1, 3 | rhetoric,~In form and substance utterly opposed to it;~This contrary
 2    1, 4 |           I made up his mind to utterly exterminate the Christian
 3    2, 7 |      flame of love,~And burn up utterly thoughts and fine expressions.~
 4    2, 8 |     them in order to crush them utterly; but unfortunately the flies
 5    2, 11|        desire, and though I was utterly checkmated and ruined, in
 6    2, 17|       of tree,~So that thou art utterly balked and disappointed?~
 7    3, 9 |     Having lost house and home, utterly disgraced, ~Fulfilling the
 8    3, 11|      endued with salvation. ~He utterly burned up all his self-pity, ~
 9    3, 17|     other advisers, that he was utterly regardless of his life,
10    4, 5 |     half wise one became as one utterly dead~In order to rise up
11    4, 8 |        things above that he was utterly careless of all earthly
12    5, 6 |         from these mirrors, are utterly ignorant that they are really
13    5, 12|       this valley of pain he is utterly friendless.~With sad eyes