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 1 INT   |        of the difficulty of the journey. For even as with a man
 2 I     |     far-off East and to some to journey to the West-ward, while
 3 IV    |   cities and coasts. But as the journey before us is long, to get
 4 VI    |         and accomplished a long journey, to shew thee things which
 5 XI    |        substance, and taken his journey into a far country, and
 6 XIV   |     eternal, for ye are like to journey a long road, needing much
 7 XV    |     make good provision for thy journey, and by plundering another'
 8 XVI   |         went into exile. On his journey he found entertainment in
 9 XVI   |       have less; for both sorts journey along the same road, and
10 XVIII |      the course of the heavenly journey." ~"What sayest thou?" quoth
11 XVIII | brethren, when about to make my journey unto thee; for it behoved
12 XXI   |     start, spake concerning his journey, and delivered Ioasaph his
13 XXVII |         set: and they run their journey according to fixed seasons,
14 XXVIII|       trodden until now, and to journey along the straight and saving
15 XXXIII|         his hands, and take the journey that he desired. So he answered
16 XXXVI |       he himself might take the journey that he desired. ~But Barachias
17 XXXIX |       his companion on his last journey, and might remain no longer
18 XXXIX |      manfully finished his long journey, and had brought the things
19 XXXIX |     board; for now I go my last journey, even the way of my fathers.
20 XXXIX |        departed on that blessed journey, to receive his reward yonder,