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 1 Intro,      0|      one with a reputation to lose would venture on any personal
 2   2,      6  |     because the damned do not lose their being through any
 3   2,      6  |      have it, for they cannot lose their being; the existence
 4   2,      6  |       existence of grace they lose, through their fault, but
 5   2,     14  | commemorating You, should not lose the memory of Your benefits.
 6   2,     15  |      then bring it forth, and lose the life of grace. And,
 7   2,     28  |       in loving they deny and lose their self-will. Their own
 8   3,     14  |  herself in virtue, begins to lose her fear, knowing that fear
 9   3,     20  |    His doctrine. These do not lose their time in passing false
10   3,     28  |    fear. Because they fear to lose their position or their
11   3,     28  |     guilt, and they therefore lose all ardor and security,
12   3,     28  |      prelacy will not fear to lose it, and will reprove manfully,
13   4,      2  |   loins with it, for fear you lose it. Know, My daughter, there
14   4,      2  |      Such as these are apt to lose their key; for if they suffer
15   4,      2  |  loosens its grasp, they will lose it. They can indeed find