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 1  7,1|        ought to have before his eyes, as well the severity and
 2 17,2|    great a burthen, casting the eyes of our mind over every part
 3 23,4|         world, others fix their eyes upon them as upon a mirror,
 4 25,3|      the most part so blind the eyes of the understanding of
 5 25,4| archdeacons, who are called the eyes of the bishop, shall, in
 6 26,2|    examples, are set before the eyes of the faithful; that so
 7 26,2|         it could be seen by the eyes of the body, or be portrayed
 8 26,4|        draw upon themselves the eyes of all men. ~CHAPTER II. ~
 9 26,4|         it, having before their eyes their own rank and order,
10 27  |       was very wonderful in our eyes, and those of all. For which