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 1 IV     |        before him, and said, "I remember thy saying that thou weft
 2 X      |    transgressions, and will not remember them. Put me in remembrance:
 3 XIII   | kindness that thou mightest now remember. But seeing that a heavy
 4 XIX    |        without faith; even as I remember to have told thee afore.
 5 XX     |     thou up in thine heart, and remember them unceasingly, ever keeping
 6 XXIII  |        would bring ourselves to remember their wrestlings and lovely
 7 XXIV   |       receive thee, and no more remember thine offences: because
 8 XXX    |       the help of the helpless, remember me thine unprofitable servant
 9 XXXV   |       light of thy countenance. Remember not his old offences; but,
10 XXXVIII|   day-break bade them once more remember the hour of prayer. ~So
11 XXXIX  |       fear not his devices, but remember the Lord's command, which
12 XXXIX  |    everlasting habitations; and remember not all the sins that I