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 1 IV     |   charge against the Christian knew the tenderness of his heart,
 2 V      |    forbidden access to all. He knew, without hearing it, that
 3 V      |      companions, and his grief knew no ease; for he said to
 4 V      |        have spoken, whether he knew of anybody able to help
 5 VI     |    pale as death. Now the king knew that it was by buffetings
 6 X      |        gods whom their fathers knew not. There came new and
 7 XIV    |    foreigner and stranger, who knew nothing of their laws and
 8 XVI    |      him in manifold ways, and knew that his intent was fixed,
 9 XVIII  | tidings of salvation, though I knew for sure that, if this came
10 XXI    |        s son said unto him, "I knew full well that in none other
11 XXII   |     grievous anxieties; and he knew not what to do. At the last,
12 XXII   |       saw no Barlaam -- for he knew him by sight -- he was overwhelmed
13 XXVII  |           The Chaldeans, which knew not God, went astray after
14 XXIX   |       of his evil spirits, who knew how to lend ready aid for
15 XXX    |  Christ. But the wretch little knew what laughter he should
16 XXX    |      the ruin of her soul, and knew not that this matter was
17 XXXIII |       the haven of God. For he knew that this, afore all things,
18 XXXIII |     sparing naught thereof. He knew that the possessor of great
19 XXXIV  |     marvellous things which he knew not, which he had never
20 XXXVI  |   among you; that ever since I knew Christ, and was counted
21 XXXVIII|        cave, and by the spirit knew him, who by outward appearance
22 XXXIX  |       so said, Ioasaph's tears knew no measure, but, like water