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 1 Intro|           You ask me to let you know what I think of a book held
 2 Intro|      Mary. And so I wish you to know that there is much in it
 3 2    |      not seen my husband; and I know not where he is tarrying;
 4 3    |      and have consoled her; and know that she has conceived a
 5 7    |         cannot be that I should know a man, or that a man should
 6 7    |       man, or that a man should know me. For all the priests
 7 7    |         heart that I should not know a man at all.~
 8 10   |        what art thou saying? We know that no man has touched
 9 10   |        the hand of the Lord. We know not how it is possible that
10 21   | possessed with fear? Do you not know that this palm, which I
11 30   |         thou wast born: I alone know when you were born, and
12 30   |   Pharisees, or the scribes. We know whence he is sprung, and
13 30   |    because I said to you that I know when you were born. I will
14 31   |      thou strike me? Thou shall know in truth, that He who is
15 31   |       to them: Those who do not know Aleph, how can they say
16 31   |         man. Here then I do not know whether he be a wizard or
17 31   |       he will turn out to be, I know not. Then Jesus, smiling
18 35   |         likeness of God, do not know Him! Beasts know me, and
19 35   |         do not know Him! Beasts know me, and are tame; men see
20 38   |        to him, and said to her: Know of a surety that my soul
21 41   |         Joseph and Mary did not know this. And while James was
22 41   |         Joseph and Mary did not know what had been done; but