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1   1, 42|      for His own sake, sow this locality of earth with beings intelligent
2   1, 69|     puts on the clothing of its locality ; and the infant to be born,
3   1, 70|        exults in this its usual locality, fears its departure from
4   1, 72| concealment), and knows not the locality which surrounds him, where
5   1, 73|       cast forth into the moist locality of the refuse of a corruptible
6   1, 73|      been planted in a superior locality, in land good and fertile ;
7   1, 75|        nature continues in this locality,—and resides in this vessel (
8   1, 77|   receive (as a possession) the locality which is in heaven, and
9   2, 76|         every city, region, and locality, among the heathen, now