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1    1,   2|     a multitude of threats, far surpassing those known up
2    4,   5|    home to squander it in a far country "in loose living,"
3    4,   6| brother, who had never gone far away from his father and
4    6,  12|   distortion of it show how far human action can deviate
5    7     | both of her faithful and as far as possible in the lives
6    8,  15|     has sometimes separated far from himself, made extraneous