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 1        1, XVIII  |         were even aliens to the manners of the Jews, to the belief
 2        1, LXIV   |  wickedness checked, and savage manners softened, by means of the
 3        1, LXVIII |      spectators to reform their manners, or trains those to the
 4        4, XXII   |         own race and of similar manners, could not now be observed
 5        4, XXXVIII|         craft refined~Of artful manners, and a shameless mind.~He
 6        4, XXXVIII| thundering Jove,~Wrought artful manners, wrought perfidious lies,~
 7        4, LXIII  |         as the dissoluteness of manners daily increased, they dared
 8        4, LXXI   |     LORD thy God bare with your manners, as a man would bear with
 9        4, LXXI   |         man would bear with the manners of his son." It is, as it
10        4, LXXI   |        as it were, assuming the manners of a man in order to secure