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 1    I, 2 |     trial, should they deny the charge, you press them for a confession
 2    I, 2 |        frankly acknowledges the charge to evade it, and him who
 3    I, 2 |        Now, when they deny (the charge against them), you do not
 4    I, 2 | singular the crimes laid to our charge, that your resentments might
 5    I, 3 |      that the crime laid to our charge consists not of any sinful
 6    I, 3 |    bench, I acknowledge a legal charge. Concerning, then, the merit
 7    I, 10|   direct against us the general charge of divorcing ourselves from
 8    I, 10|       were even innocent of the charge of treason against them
 9    I, 10|        among you is pure of the charge of perjury? By this time,
10    I, 12|                        XII. THE CHARGE OF WORSHIPPING A CROSS.
11    I, 13|                       XIII. THE CHARGE OF WORSHIPPING THE SUN MET
12    I, 15|                         XV. THE CHARGE OF INFANTICIDE RETORTED
13    I, 16|       solitary case that such a charge can be drawn out against
14    I, 16|       ply us evermore with this charge; yet there are like delinquencies
15    I, 17|         I will grapple with the charge of sacrilegious vanity,
16    I, 18|       HEATHEN.~The rest of your charge of obstinacy against us
17    I, 20|        in others, or you boldly charge against others those things
18   II, 5 |   wounded with the sword do not charge the injury on the sword