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 1   1, 1 |      contrivance and care; nor can a ship be well constructed with
 2   1, 25|            rightly guides the mighty ship of this universe,  ./. and)
 3   1, 31|     cultivate the earth, or fit up a ship, or guide it, or build (
 4   1, 47|             Agriculturist? Or, has a ship ever been fitted up by them ?
 5   1, 54| ship-building. He too will guide the ship on the back of the sea;
 6   2, 46|              should any one name the ship, the shipmaster; or the
 7   2, 76|           formerly not better than a ship in a storm, on which the
 8   2, 83|               who should give up his ship with its crew to go down,
 9   4, 6 |              John Ms brother, in the ship with Zebedee their Father,
10   4, 6 |              the same hour, left the ship and  ./. their Father, and
11   4, 6 |             to those who were in the ship at their side, to help them.