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 1    I, 1 |       any branch of instruction till he is quite well. For neither
 2    I, 5 |       to the following effect: "Till we all attain to the unity
 3    I, 6 |         But the end is reserved till the resurrection of those
 4    I, 6 |          and which is preserved till the time that it shall end,
 5    I, 6 |     under tutors and governors, till the time appointed by the
 6    I, 6 |          and the breasts, which till then looked straight towards
 7    I, 7 |       for I will not leave thee till I do what I have told thee."
 8    I, 7 |      him a man (the Instructor) till the morning." This was the
 9    I, 9 | Henceforth ye shall not see Me, till ye shall say, Blessed is
10   II, 1 |       shall not be forgiven you till you die,"--not conveying
11   II, 1 |      the opposite mode of life, till he should break down the
12   II, 2 |      drink should be taken only till the food be moistened, that
13   II, 2 |       postpone serious business till morning. I however think
14   II, 2 |         study to lull it asleep till business is begun. But the
15   II, 2 |    pouring another bout to last till next morning. It is well,
16   II, 2 |        from the haven of truth, till, dashing on the rocks beneath
17   II, 2 |  account of the cold of winter, till the numbness is dispelled
18   II, 2 |         the fruit of this vine, till I drink it with you in the
19   II, 7 |   desirous, reach out your hand till some time, inasmuch as by
20   II, 10|     through the dilated, though till then obstructed arteries,