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 1 V      |   of the Comforter began to open wide the eyes of his understanding,
 2 VI     |     the light of wisdom, to open the ears of the deaf, to
 3 VI     |   And when they were thrown open, they gave out a loathsome
 4 IX     | cried, saying, `Lord, Lord, open to us.' But he answered
 5 XII    |   facing the rigours of the open air, and braving the blaze
 6 XII    |     ends of the world. If I open my mouth to declare in every
 7 XIII   |     unto him, `I can scarce open my lips to speak with thee,
 8 XX     |  the Lord's side, and never open a door to thy passions,
 9 XX     | righteous, and his ears are open unto their cry.' For this
10 XXIII  |    from this earthly sleep: open thy sealed eyes, and behold
11 XXIV   |    gates of heaven might be open to us again. Thither he
12 XXVIII |  have mercy on me, and will open a door of repentance to
13 XXIX   |    have we been defeated in open fight. They that were for
14 XXXIV  |    given unto me that I may open my mouth, and a mind well
15 XXXVI  |   easy of access to all and open thine ears unto the poor,
16 XXXVI  |  mayest find the ear of God open unto thee. For as we are
17 XXXVIII|  soul. He lived thus in the open air, scorched with heat