Letter, Par.

 1  I, 2 |        but "Mourn with me," and take up the same strain of mourning,
 2  I, 6 |         the robber also did not take a long time to effect his
 3  I, 11| consider the transfiguration to take place in the whole creation;
 4  I, 13|        not abide with them, but take to flight more quickly than
 5  I, 13| presented to the king, and will take upon themselves that service
 6  I, 14|       thy father's sake, I will take it out of the hand of thy
 7  I, 15|     such a pitch of folly as to take the greatest care of the
 8  I, 15|      plunge us into despair, we take as much pains as if there
 9  I, 15|         much more account do we take of the body than of the
10  I, 16|      from this sorrow, and will take away the greater part of
11  I, 18|         which we are afraid may take place now in our case. For
12  I, 19|       Lord, and supplicate Him; take up again the wealth to slip
13 II, 1 |    serpent you were bitten. But take courage, you need a little
14 II, 2 |         heavenly things, and we take no account of the things
15 II, 2 |       and I will give you rest; take my yoke upon you and learn
16 II, 3 |         even so does this glory take to flight before it has
17 II, 5 |       which we deprecate should take place, we shall at least
18 II, 5 |         by the winds and waves, take down their sails, and cast