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 1   I,   2|      Let us therefore examine carefully the real significance of
 2   I,  27|        Christ. If you examine carefully, you will find that nothing
 3   I,  60|     that He could be seen and carefully regarded, might speak and
 4  II,  54|      s will? We must consider carefully, and examine with no little
 5  IV,  29|  minutely, industriously, and carefully brought secret things to
 6  IV,  33|     force of their eloquence, carefully study and commit to memory
 7   V,  11| sprung from drinking, to have carefully introduced his hands, handled
 8   V,  28|      inspecting and examining carefully Styx, Cerberus, the Furies,
 9  VI,   7|      up, and the whole affair carefully concealed, in order that
10  VI,  16|     statues? that they gather carefully into these all kinds of