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 1 3,2|   Great Vespers), the prayer, “Grant, Lord, that we may be kept
 2 3,2|      the end of Matins. After “Grant, Lord...” the Evening Litany (
 3 3,2| characterized by the refrain, “Grant it, O Lord!”~After the Litany
 4 3,2|  express the hope that He will grant us a restful sleep during
 5 3,4|      for the life of men. “And grant that with one mouth and
 6 3,6|        at which we all ask and grant mutual forgiveness. At this
 7 3,6| servant,~Yea, O Lord and King! Grant me to see my own transgressions
 8 4,1|  prayer sadly beseeched God to grant her a child. In the wilderness,
 9 4,2|       bless Thine inheritance. Grant victories to the Orthodox
10 4,2|        crucified for our sake, grant mercy to those who are called
11 4,7|     and saved us through love. Grant peace to all Orthodox Christians,
12 4,0|  whatever you wish, and I will grant it.” And he vowed to her, “
13 6,2|     they could bear, but would grant them consolation in its
14 8,4|        O Lord! If Thou wouldst grant me light, be Thou blessed;
15 8,4|       blessed; if Thou wouldst grant me darkness, be Thou equally
16 8,6|      every Diocesan Bishop and grant the title Archbishop to
17 9  |    forgive them their sins and grant them repose in the heavenly
18 9  |        worthy of this gift and grant us the grace to offer up
19 9,6| murdered, or consumed by fire, grant in Thy mercy a place with