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 1 I    |      But, although he lived in luxury, and in the enjoyment of
 2 II   |        had lived in the lap of luxury, shrunken and wasted by
 3 II   |    that are not' earthly life, luxury, the prosperity that deceives,
 4 IV   |    eager to travel; for though luxury be desirable and passing
 5 V    |    shalt spend all thy days in luxury unbroken, and in all manner
 6 VIII |    hath spent his days here in luxury and prosperity. But God,
 7 X    |        thou gloriest, -- pomp, luxury, riches, and all the deceitfulness
 8 XII  |       and liveth in riches and luxury, to walk unswervingly in
 9 XII  |  friends, kinsfolk, riches and luxury, and, hating everything
10 XIV  |      waste miserably away, the luxury and pleasure so unexpectedly
11 XV   |    that this present life, and luxury, and these shreds of glory,
12 XVI  |    bright with such honour and luxury, hath never pleased us so
13 XVIII|       and reckon it the truest luxury; and bestow thou on the
14 XXVI | Barlaam, in what splendour and luxury thou foundest me. With many