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 1 6 |     And he says: My children, great trouble has hold of me.
 2 7 |      What shall I do? I am in great grief. And Eve also wept,
 3 9 |  flesh from Adam even to that great day, as many as shall be
 4 10| against us, and bring upon us great wrath, which is death, holding
 5 11|     plant, and thou shalt see great glory about it. And I observed
 6 11|   observed the plant, and saw great glory about it, And I said
 7 11|       and I shall show thee a great mystery. And when your father
 8 11|    which brought us down from great glory. For as soon as he
 9 11|     bring forth children with great tremblings; and in one hour
10 11|    life in consequence of thy great straits and pangs. And thou
11 11|       spoke to the serpent in great wrath, saying to him, Since
12 15|      And again, I Eve saw two great and awful mysteries standing
13 17|       him be there until that great and dreadful day which I
14 20|     wicked Cain, having taken great pains to hide it, had not