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 1 Int, I|         of rhetoric.3~About this time he married a lady named
 2 Int2  |        life being unknown to our time, and the record of a woman
 3   1   |      after a famous Macrina some time before in the family, our
 4   1   |       like a good athlete in the time of the persecutions. This
 5   2   |         of Macrina. When the due time came for her pangs to be
 6   4   |        HER BETROTHAL~Filling her time with these and the like
 7   6   |      mother even for a moment of time. So that her mother would
 8   6   |          her womb for a definite time, but that Macrina she bore
 9   6   | principles of her life----in the time that was left she prepared
10   6   |       for her father had by this time departed this life. In all
11   6   |     sorrows. At one and the same time, thanks to her mother's
12   7   |        long description and much time. But I must divert my tale
13   8   |      this means. And at the same time by such exercises he was
14  11   |       hymnody, co-extensive with time itself, practised by night
15  11   |       one, and with the lapse of time their successes increased,
16  12   |      family. At one and the same time he received the names of
17  12   |         ordinary people learn by time and trouble. Scorning to
18  12   |    Scorning to occupy [972D] his time with worldly studies, and
19  12   |         great Basil. But at this time he was all in all to his
20  13   |          974A] It was about this time that the mother died, honoured
21  15   |        visit Macrina. For a long time had elapsed during which
22  15   |        to reckon the intervening time during which the troubles
23  17   |    finished, she said----~"It is time, brother, for you to rest
24  17   |        we did not know it at the time. For in very truth, just
25  18   |        did not allow us to spend time by ourselves in idleness,
26  21   |   exposed by the roadside in the time of famine. She had nursed
27  21   |   recommending us to weep at the time of prayer. Which now we
28  22   |       and lived with him a short time. Then, with her body still
29  22   |         widowhood, and spent her time mostly with the virgins,
30  23   |          below."~But when it was time that the pure body should
31  25   |      brisk movement. At the same time as he gave this order he
32  29   |        elapsed, we considered it time to depart from the Retreat,
33 CON   |          operation in the famine time, how that the corn for the