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 1 I    |          he planned and practised new kinds of torture against
 2 I    |      against them, and threatened new forms of death. So throughout
 3 VI   | irresistible passion to hear some new and goodly word, and in
 4 IX   |          to his promise, look for new heavens and a new earth.'
 5 IX   |        look for new heavens and a new earth.' For that there shall
 6 IX   |           And the heaven shall be new, and the earth, which I
 7 X    |        that, if he heard anything new from her, he would quickly
 8 X    |      fathers knew not. There came new and fresh gods; because
 9 XIX  |           on his lips the Old and New Scripture; and, being stirred
10 XIX  |        was betrayed he ordained a new testament with his holy
11 XIX  |          this is my Blood, of the new testament, which is shed
12 XIX  |          works of the old man the new man, which thou hast to-day
13 XXI  |    vestment, and take one that is new, lest I be condemned to
14 XXXI |        Thou shouldest invent some new name worthy of such madness.
15 XXXII|           comest up from thence a new man, pure from all pollution,
16 XXXIV| repentance of our misdeeds. But a new cloud of despair would overshadow