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 1 IV    |  vagabonds and deceivers," he cried, "have ye not heard the
 2 IV    |         Well spoken, O king," cried the monks. "They that dread
 3 V     |   abhorrence of the sight, he cried to his esquires, "Who are
 4 V     |         Bitter is this life," cried he, "and fulfilled of all
 5 IX    |      door being now shut, and cried, saying, `Lord, Lord, open
 6 XIII  | baulked at every turn; and he cried misery on himself for his
 7 XVII  |      wisdom and knowledge, he cried for all to understand, `
 8 XXIII |       that dwelt in his soul, cried out, "We carry about these
 9 XXIV  |   with ungovernable anger, he cried out wrathfully against him,
10 XXIV  |    hadst never been born," he cried, "nor hadst come to the
11 XXV   |       judge of his cause, and cried out of the depth of his
12 XXX   |  straight and smooth for him, cried, "Why dost thou, who are
13 XXX   |   running down his cheeks, he cried aloud to him that is able
14 XXXI  |    Wherefore also the prophet cried, Hell is in bitterness at
15 XXXII |    midst of the assembly, and cried with a loud voice, saying, "
16 XXXV  |     so that all the multitude cried aloud with one voice, "Great
17 XXXV  |       forth with shrieks, and cried out in terror at the invincible
18 XXXV  |      floods from his eyes, he cried aloud unto God saying, ~"
19 XXXVI | anguish of heart. "Wo is us," cried they, "for this grievous
20 XXXVII|       whom he longed for, and cried aloud to him, as though