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1 30 | darkness over the whole earth" (Matthew xxvii. 45); a terrifying
2 68 |         to come unto me" (Saint Matthew xix, 14), would bear most
3 87 |        laborers are few" (Saint Matthew ix. 37; Saint Luke x.2),
4 87 |         his vineyard (cf. Saint Matthew ix. 37; Saint Luke x.2)
5 102|       that are Caesar's" (Saint Matthew xxii. 21); she has no desire
6 104|       shall not prevail" (Saint Matthew xvi. 18), nor can they ever
7 105|     perish miserably (cf. Saint Matthew vii. 26, 27).~
8 106|   beginnings of sorrows" (Saint Matthew xxiv. 8), but even now there