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 1   sim, sim2, 1 | exceedingly well." "These two trees," he continues, "are intended
 2   sim, sim2, 1 |       the example which these trees you say, are intended to
 3   sim, sim3    |     THIRD. AS IN WINTER GREEN TREES CANNOT BE DISTINGUISHED
 4   sim, sim3, 1 |         I.~ He showed me many trees having no leaves, but withered,
 5   sim, sim3, 1 |      to me, "Do you see those trees?" "I see, sir," I replied, "
 6   sim, sim3, 1 | answered me, and said, "These trees which you see are those
 7   sim, sim3, 1 |     sinners: for as in winter trees that have cast their leaves
 8   sim, sim4    |   FOURTH. AS IN SUMMER LIVING TREES ARE DISTINGUISHED FROM WITHERED
 9   sim, sim4, 1 |       He showed me again many trees, some budding, and others
10   sim, sim4, 1 |      to me, "Do you see these trees?" "I see, sir," I replied, "
11   sim, sim4, 1 |    sinners, like the withered trees which you saw, will be found
12   sim, sim9, 1 |      mountain] had very large trees, and was completely shaded,
13   sim, sim9, 1 |       under the shadow of the trees sheep lay resting and ruminating.
14   sim, sim9, 1 |     thickly wooded, and those trees were productive, being adorned
15   sim, sim9, 27|    tenth mountain, where were trees which overshadowed certain
16   sim, sim9, 28| eleventh mountain, where were trees full of fruits, adorned
17   sim, sim9, 28|         I said, "do all these trees bear fruit, and some of