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1  1  |    often strive to move them to lay aside their jealousies and
2  1  |         kinds of entreaties, to lay aside their jealousies,
3  1  |  ourselves, we, as far as in us lay, have not, indeed, herein
4 15,1|      memory, they without doubt lay them all bare before the
5 23,4|      whether ecclesiastical, or lay, of the fabric of any church
6 23,4| supposititious persons, whether lay, or clerical, or by any
7 25,4|    belongs. ~But if it be under lay patronage, the individual
8 26,3|        the like; and would fain lay aside his habit, be the
9 26,4|   admonishes them completely to lay aside all this human and