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 1 XVI    |            and tatters. Beside him stood his wife, mixing wine. When
 2 XVII   |        heavens, how long they have stood, and have not been darkened:
 3 XXI    |          lamentation, and rose and stood up to pray, lifting up his
 4 XXII   | shortcomings of the day, whilst he stood, in prayer and weeping until
 5 XXIII  |            the king's threats, but stood unflinching, and said, "
 6 XXVI   |           him on the ground. There stood the learned in the wisdom
 7 XXVI   |        have said. There beside him stood these unwise orators who
 8 XXVIII |         orators and temple-keepers stood speechless, having nothing
 9 XXX    |        never heretofore beheld. He stood in a mighty plain, all a-bloom
10 XXXII  |      friend, For at this season he stood up in the midst of the assembly,
11 XXXVI  |        ring into his hand. Then he stood facing the cast and made
12 XXXVIII|           than the natural. ~So he stood before the door of the cave,
13 XXXVIII|           the same. So the old man stood, and, facing the East, offered
14 XXXVIII|           God until evenfall. Then stood they up for to pray and