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1    I,  6, 4 |   seed sent forth thence in a feeble, immature state, and here
2    I, 30, 9 | sluggish. Their soul also was feeble and languid, inasmuch as
3  III, 14, 3 |    should invite the poor and feeble, who cannot recompense us;
4  III, 20, 3 |  hands that hang down, and ye feeble knees; be ye encouraged,
5   IV, 33, 11|      which hang down, and the feeble knees, shall be strengthened,"
6   IV, 38, 2 |   faculties of the soul still feeble and undisciplined in the
7    V,  4    |  WORLD; FOR HE MUST HAVE BEEN FEEBLE AND USELESS, OR ELSE MALIGNANT
8    V,  4, 1 |       they introduce him as a feeble, worthless, and negligent