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 1 IV    |     a wild-beast. Seeing him passing by, the wounded man importuned
 2 IV    |    like the traces of a ship passing over the sea, or of a bird
 3 IV    |      luxury be desirable and passing sweet, God forbid that I
 4 V     |    his boy, for he loved him passing well. On a day his son said
 5 VIII  |    no ending. For, after the passing of that terrible sentence,
 6 XIV   |  something alien and quickly passing away, and mayest remove
 7 XV    |   anchor in the future, and, passing by the things that pass
 8 XVIII |  that thou too shalt soon be passing rich as never afore: and
 9 XVIII | sayest that, when I shall be passing rich, I, who am ready to
10 XXIV  |      or the tracks of a ship passing over the waves, than the
11 XXVII |      and turning by law, and passing from Sign to Sign, setting
12 XXVII |      and turning by law, and passing from Sign to Sign, setting
13 XXVIII|  full of heavenly grace, was passing glad, and did at once begin
14 XXX   |    by certain dread men, and passing through places which he
15 XXXIII|    Lord, a temple mighty and passing fair, and he bade the people
16 XL    |    saying, `When thou waxest passing rich, thou wilt not be glad