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1   3, 2 | professing a common brotherhood, betook themselves to the instructing
2   3, 13|     their) Fanes and Images, and betook themselves to flight18 and
3   4, 32|   Saviour, but simply and boldly betook themselves to the thing
4   5, 35|          in their discourse, and betook themselves to a love for
5   5, 36|       exercises of the soul, nor betook themselves to the things
6   5, 40|    Saviour. Who, -- when  ./. he betook himself to the recording
7   5, 42|          deny; they (I say), who betook themselves to nothing else,