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 1   vis, vis3, 11|     your spirit is now old and withered up, and has lost its power
 2   com, com10, 1|        they are neglected, are withered up by thorns and divers
 3   sim, sim3    |   CANNOT BE DISTINGUISHED FROM WITHERED, SO IN THIS WORLD NEITHER
 4   sim, sim3, 1 |    trees having no leaves, but withered, as it seemed to me; for
 5   sim, sim3, 1 |        that all are alike, and withered." He answered me, and said, "
 6   sim, sim3, 1 |        sir," I said, "are they withered, as it were, and alike?" "
 7   sim, sim4    |   TREES ARE DISTINGUISHED FROM WITHERED BY FRUIT AND LIVING LEAVES,
 8   sim, sim4, 1 |       some budding, and others withered. And he said to me, "Do
 9   sim, sim4, 1 | putting forth buds, and others withered." "Those," he said, "which
10   sim, sim4, 1 |  heathen and sinners, like the withered trees which you saw, will
11   sim, sim4, 1 |      to be those who have been withered and unfruitful in that world,
12   sim, sim8, 1 |       he received the branches withered and moth-eaten; those who
13   sim, sim8, 1 |   Others, again, returned them withered, but not moth-eaten; and
14   sim, sim8, 1 |       their branches, one-half withered and the other green; and
15   sim, sim8, 1 |        and the remaining third withered; and these stood apart.
16   sim, sim8, 1 |       returned them two-thirds withered and one-third green; and
17   sim, sim8, 1 |      part only, the top, being withered, but they had cracks in
18   sim, sim8, 1 |        but the remaining parts withered; and these stood apart.
19   sim, sim8, 2 |       him, "Sir, how can these withered branches live?" He answered,
20   sim, sim8, 4 |        were those who had them withered and cut; and because they
21   sim, sim8, 4 |     they were found to be thus withered and cut, he commanded them
22   sim, sim8, 4 |      gave them in who had them withered, but not cut. And some of
23   sim, sim8, 4 |       branches green, and some withered and eaten as by a moth.
24   sim, sim8, 4 |        And some handed them in withered and eaten, and some withered
25   sim, sim8, 4 |   withered and eaten, and some withered and uneaten; and some as
26   sim, sim8, 5 |      half-withered; of others, withered and eaten; of others, green,
27   sim, sim8, 5 |      parts green and one-third withered. Many of them gave them
28   sim, sim8, 5 |      half-withered; and others withered and rotten; and others half-withered
29   sim, sim8, 5 |        to a very slight extent withered and cracked. Of these, some
30   sim, sim8, 5 |      green and the other parts withered. Of these the branches were
31   sim, sim8, 6 |      whose branches were found withered and moth-eaten are the apostates
32   sim, sim8, 6 |      And they who gave them in withered and undecayed, these also
33   sim, sim8, 8 |      their branches two-thirds withered and one-third green, are
34   sim, sim8, 9 |      their branches two-thirds withered and one-third green, are
35   sim, sim8, 10|     green, but having the tips withered and cracked, these were
36   sim, sim8, 10|     who gave up their branches withered, but having a very small
37   sim, sim9, 1 |      the parts about the roots withered; and some of the grasses,
38   sim, sim9, 1 |      sun scorched them, became withered. And the fifth mountain
39   sim, sim9, 21|      the parts about the roots withered, and some also scorched
40   sim, sim9, 21|  account their foundations are withered, and have no strength; and
41   sim, sim9, 21|       the wavering are neither withered nor green, being neither
42   sim, sim9, 21|        on seeing the sun, were withered, so also the wavering, when
43   sim, sim9, 26|        Him again; but becoming withered and desert-like, and not