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 1 14|    bear clothes, nor live in a house; and as often as they tied
 2 18| illustrious prince, who kept a house for the entertainment of
 3 18|       He is living in the same house. But how is this possible?
 4 19|       aside, therefore, to the house of a man newly married,
 5 20|        girl, and are seeking a house of entertainment in which
 6 20|        were brought into a new house with splendid decorations
 7 20| daybreak, when the door of our house was shut, we saw that this
 8 21|      in the middle of your own house. For I also was a leper;
 9 21|  mistress; bring her into your house, and tell her your secret;
10 35|       they had gone out of the house and sat down, and the Lord
11 40|       to the door of a certain house, and seen some women standing
12 44|       playing on the roof of a house, one of the boys fell down
13 49|      not let him go out of the house, since every one who opposes
14 53|   occupy myself in my Father's house? But they did not understand