Chapter

 1 II    |           Nay, in very existence, great is the misery, great the
 2 II    |   existence, great is the misery, great the pain, great and ceaseless
 3 II    |           misery, great the pain, great and ceaseless the attendant
 4 IV    |         forgetful of his friend's great kindness toward him, thought
 5 V     |          rather in affliction and great straits, so that my very
 6 V     |       unto a man that hath lost a great treasure, whose whole heart
 7 VI    |           but on a wondrous and a great. But, as thou desiredst
 8 VI    |       narrated, thou tellest such great and marvellous tales." Then
 9 VI    |        within. ~"There was once a great and famous king: and it
10 VI    |        glory and honour, and make great display of power and glory,
11 VII   |           away and hurled forth a great multitude of the company
12 VII   |         by John, an holy man, and great above all the prophets.
13 VII   |         time forth he began to do great signs and wonders, raising
14 IX    |           Ioasaph said unto him, "Great and marvellous, sir, are
15 IX    |        also another prophet, `The great day of the Lord is near,
16 XI    |       because there is no sin too great for the clemency of God,
17 XI    |            But, when he was yet a great way off, his father saw
18 XII   |         he, that had accomplished great feats, deceived and puffed
19 XII   | foundation of religious life that great man laid, and what a roof
20 XII   |           hastily, he fell into a great pit; and as he fell, he
21 XIII  |        received this parable with great joy and said, "How true
22 XIII  |      thousand talents. Being in a great strait, this debtor sought
23 XIV   |            I once heard tell of a great city whose citizens had,
24 XIV   |      their borders into a distant great island; there, for lack
25 XIV   |       unforbidden use, and took a great store of money and huge
26 XV    |          false prosperity are any great thing?' -- things which
27 XV    |         and at other times from a great depth, and even as some
28 XVI   |           be like unto a youth of great understanding of whom I
29 XVI   |         thou thanks as though for great blessings, singing praise
30 XVI   |       times delivereth a man from great ailments, even so the giving
31 XVI   |         for small mercies winneth great ones? Therefore I, the daughter
32 XVI   |     necessary and vital, many and great the blessings I have enjoyed
33 XVII  |          for long ages, a work so great, and so fair and wondrous, --
34 XVII  |       weight. For he can shew his great strength at all times, and
35 XIX   |      small increases, arriveth at great endings. ~"Wherefore on
36 XXI   |         dread thy father, and how great is my faith toward him:
37 XXI   |        gladness as that which the great God giveth to those that
38 XXI   |    pathway, hast ministered to me great and marvellous blessings,
39 XXI   |         the exceeding excellence. Great be the gifts that thou receivest
40 XXII  |           of reputation, and took great pains that he should be
41 XXII  |          so that he counteth it a great duty to reverence thy majesty,
42 XXII  |        When he had gone through a great tract of desert, and made
43 XXIII |          men that follow them do? Great then is the error that thou
44 XXIV  |          instructed. Araches made great show of joy, apprehended
45 XXV   |        lauded of all men. It is a great count in the score of praise
46 XXVI  |        iron chains, I will make a great assembly, and summon all
47 XXVI  |         orator replied, "When the great and marvellous men, who
48 XXVII |         they take care of others? Great then is the error that the
49 XXVII |         but only the work of God. Great then is the error that the
50 XXVII |          that they are no gods. ~"Great, then, is the error that
51 XXVII |      saved for the world to come. Great and marvellous are the things
52 XXX   |        find deliverance from this great mischief, and to present
53 XXX   |         So, when the enemy was in great straits on every side, and
54 XXX   |        given to king Abenner as a great prize, and sent by him,
55 XXX   | conversion of a sinner, shall not great recompense be due to the
56 XXX   |          had led him through this great and wondrous plain, they
57 XXXI  |        for a paltry, others for a great price. Not their divinity
58 XXXII |          have seen the ungodly in great power, and exalted like
59 XXXII |          soar a little above this great madness have said, with
60 XXXII |          had done something of no great account in their lifetime,
61 XXXII |        saith, `There is exceeding great joy in heaven over one sinner
62 XXXIII|         was filled with exceeding great joy, and divided all the
63 XXXIII|        knew that the possessor of great authority is bound to imitate
64 XXXIV |           name for ever and ever. Great art thou O Lord, and marvellous-worthy
65 XXXIV |      lovingly, and made exceeding great joy, and held a general
66 XXXIV |           expounded to his father great and marvellous things which
67 XXXIV |           how there is no sin too great for his tender mercy, if
68 XXXV  |   Christians, he proved himself a great power for religion. So here
69 XXXV  |      cried aloud with one voice, "Great is the God of the Christians,
70 XXXVI |           the Lord: he shall have great delight in his commandments.'
71 XXXVI |            soothly, the holder of great authority ought to imitate
72 XXXVII|            In a word, he raised a great dust-cloud of reasonings
73 XXXIX |          Rejoice, therefore, with great joy, and make merry with
74 XXXIX |         feet, and, with exceeding great joy, as at the home-coming
75 XL    |          carrying him away to the great and marvellous plain, and
76 XL    |           granteth them exceeding great reward. ~Here endeth this